Louis Charles Burroughs, known as L.C., was a 74-year-old business owner in Millen, Georgia, who disappeared after being last heard from in the fall of 2013. He ran L.C. Burroughs Junkyard and was last seen doing his morning routine: getting breakfast, playing his numbers, and buying gas at about 7 a.m. Later that morning he was on a phone call while arriving at the junkyard; the caller heard him argue with someone about stolen car parts, the call cut off, and he was never heard from again.

His truck was found on his property with the door ajar and the keys still in the ignition. He had complained previously about thefts of batteries and other parts and had talked about reporting the thefts and feeling pressured to sell the business; his family believes he may have confronted thieves the day he vanished. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has the case open and a significant reward is being offered for information.

Did anyone in the Millen area see L.C. Burroughs the morning he bought gas or notice unusual activity at the junkyard that day?