CA Michael Charles Causley (16) - Los Angeles County CA, 1979

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Michael Charles Causley

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Missing From: Los Angeles County, California

Missing Since: May 11, 1979

Age: 16 -- Height: 5'7" -- Weight: 150 lbs -- Hair Color: Brown -- Eye Color: Brown


Michael was involved in a boating accident on the Pacific Ocean between Redondo Beach and Catalina in Los Angeles County, California on May 11, 1979. He vanished in the aftermath and has never been seen again. He is presumed drowned, but his body has never been recovered.


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