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Wow, I'm confused by all these timeouts. I'm new to WS and don't understand what we can or can't say on here? Do PI's actively discuss cases on here? Wouldn't that be harmful to the open cases of missing persons. Please explain to me what is the correct protocol of discussion here on WS. Thanks!

It's ashamed but this already has the feel of a case going cold! It looks like less and less public and LE interest in this case. Praying and hoping for any new leads soon!!!

Oh ok. Thanks for the link. I had not seen that article. Glad to know he is a PI of 40 yrs and has experience. This should be an asset.

So were other items of hers found?

Thought only her bike had been found so far and non of the personal items on her.

This is the same channel that featured the Jennings 8 a few months back. It was very interesting but dramatized and made some insinuations that there were certain people involved in the serial killings of these women. And these people had already been questioned and cleared by LE. IMO it over...

I believe I read that the PI was handing the info over to LE. No mention of any descriptions.

With only a torso, that means no dental records and having to rely on DNA. Praying that they can identify this person.

Rest of story from FB - Although the cases do seem at first glance to have striking similarities, the Lafayette Police Department does not feel the two cases are connected at this time. "They contacted us and we did share information pertaining the two cases," Cpl. Paul Mouton, Lafayette...

just saw in FB - ay 28, 2012 12:33 p.m. The case of missing ULL student Mickey Shunick caught the eye of police investigators in Bloomington, Indiana. That's because they see similarities between this case and one they worked roughly one year ago. The Bloomington, Ind. case involved the...

Yes Crocus and many of those volunteers (like my daughter) don't even know Mickey or her family. They just want to help. They are searching in some pretty bad conditions, tall weeds, forest, poison ivy and this terrible heat and many of them just keep going back to volunteer. My daughter says it...

Yep, I think it is someone familiar with this area and knew there was nothing at the whiskey bay exit. So why not take a chance and dump something or someone there? Jmo Serial killer Derrick Todd Lee dumped two women's bodies there!

Great pic of the atchafalaya swamp but its tame looking compared to the whiskey bay exit. Yep wish someone had a pic of the exit as you get off it.

I can assure you after our emergency stop there in the early 90s, there is no restroom. My restroom was in the tall grasses (lol). Not a good experience at all for me.

Yes, extremely creepy and remote as I noted in a previous post. We had to stop off for an emergency on this exit and unless you've ever been there its hard to imagine just how eerie it is out there!

My daughter was part of a search team yesterday near Carencro. Nothing productive was found there, old rusty shovels, a dead dog, a snake, old beat up shoes but not much else but tall weeds, poison ivy and thick brush. All the searchers and volunteers are to be commended for their countless...

Thanks. Just remembering that place and how awful it looked back then. Don't think much has changed about it from what I've read today.

The area where they found Mickey's bike is a completely desolate and creepy place. Back in the early 90s my husband and I were coming back from a convention in Baton Rouge when I got suddenly sick and we had to pull over off that exit. It was a matter of an emergency and I couldn't make it to...