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Lewis James House, 51, left his home in Toccoa, Georgia, on the morning of Tuesday, April 18, 1972, saying he planned to meet an acquaintance in Austell, Georgia. He was reportedly seen the next day at the Sea Drift Motel in Clearwater, Florida; that motel sighting is the last confirmed contact.

Investigators later discovered the Bill of Sale for his Cadillac and the deed to a Florida property had been forged, suggesting others tried to take his assets and that his disappearance was not voluntary. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation classifies the case as a suspected homicide and has said he may have been murdered on or around April 15, 1972, with a theory that he was taken from the car lot of Davis Used Cars on Bankhead Highway in Austell. No body has been found and the investigation remains open and active.

Did anyone in Austell, Clearwater, or Toccoa around mid-April 1972 have contact with Lewis House or recall unusual activity at Davis Used Cars?