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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP101161) and 6 other sources
In the late summer of 2022, a 32-year-old father named Billy Leon Robertson III vanished from his mother's home in Springhill, Louisiana. He had recently gone through a difficult breakup with his fiancée and had moved back in with his parents. Described as being extremely depressed and upset over the end of his relationship, he had been crying throughout the day of his disappearance. That evening, he informed his mother he was going for a walk to clear his head, a common practice for him. He said goodbye to his children, promising to return before bedtime to watch a movie with them. He was last seen walking in the 1000 block of Baker Street, wearing a light-colored t-shirt, jeans, and tennis shoes.

As the evening progressed and he did not return home, his mother grew increasingly concerned. Her attempts to contact him on his new cell phone were met with a recording stating the number had been changed or disconnected. This was unusual, as he would typically call if he needed a ride or was not going to walk back. His mother did not believe the breakup was connected to his disappearance and felt strongly that he would not have willingly abandoned his children and family. At the time he went missing, Robertson was dependent on daily medication for seizures and other health issues, which he did not have with him. He is described as a white male with brown hair, blue eyes, and a red beard at the time he was last seen. He has several distinctive tattoos, including the names of his children, 'Elizabeth' and 'Emmett,' on his lower arms, a grim reaper on his back, and the word 'Regret' on his left forearm.

The official search for Billy Robertson III did not begin immediately. A missing person report was first filed with the Springhill Police Department nearly a month after he was last seen. A second report was later filed with the Webster Parish Sheriff's Office. Both law enforcement agencies have been involved in the investigation, following leads and conducting interviews. Despite these efforts, there have been no significant developments in the case, and his whereabouts remain unknown. His family has been vocal about their frustration with the lack of progress and has made public appeals for any information that could help locate him. The case is an ongoing investigation, a painful and unresolved situation for a family seeking answers about their loved one.

Last Seen: Aug 27, 2022