Edas Joseph Lauzon, 83, vanished from his Center Line, Michigan home after an argument with his wife on July 25, 1992. A retired Ford tool grinder also known as Ed, he drove away from Lillian Street in a tan 1992 Ford Crown Victoria bearing Michigan plate 348CFG and was never seen again.

At the time he disappeared he wore a white short-sleeved shirt and light gray slacks. Described as a white male with gray balding hair, blue eyes and wire-rimmed glasses, he had scars on the backs of both shoulder blades, his elbow and his right finger, and had undergone knee replacement surgery on both knees. Extensive searches, including in Canada where he had family, turned up no trace of him or his vehicle. He was legally declared dead in 1999, and the case remains classified as endangered missing with no conclusive answers.

Did anyone in Center Line or nearby communities see a tan Crown Victoria with plate 348CFG after July 25, 1992, or have information about Edas Lauzon’s movements that summer?