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Larry James Blevins, 46, disappeared from the Sumiton area of Walker County, Alabama, after an evening at the former All State Club on US Highway 78. The last confirmed sighting was the evening of December 8, 1994, when he wore blue jeans, a blue denim shirt, and yellow or brown shoes. That night he called his parents twice, first asking for a ride and then saying he had found another ride. Witnesses said he left the club with at least one person from the Empire area.

Around 1:00 AM on December 9, 1994, Blevins made a final call to his mother during which he sounded strange and only said the word mother before the call ended. He was reported missing to the Sumiton Police Department on December 12, 1994. Investigators from the start suspected foul play; his disability and need for medication prompted concern that robbery may have been a motive. The case remains open with the Sumiton Police Department.

Did anyone who frequented the All State Club or knew people from Empire or York Mountain remember seeing Larry that night or know where he might have gone?