Two-year-old Larry Dewayne Krebbs, known as DeWayne, disappeared from a campsite near Lake Texoma in Bryan County, Oklahoma on May 30, 1980. He was with his parents and two older siblings; his father says they were gathering firewood and that he was walking slightly ahead when he turned and the boy was gone. The area was described as wide open and about fifty feet from a riverbank.

Investigators searched the Lake Texoma area immediately and extensively but found no clues. Authorities considered that DeWayne might have fallen into the nearby river, which was reportedly high and flowing rapidly, but his father said he never heard a splash or a cry and has long suspected abduction because the recreation area was crowded that day. No suspects have been named and no physical evidence has supported either theory. DeWayne had a surgical scar running from the left side of his chest to his back; age-progressed images have been released.

If anyone was at that campsite or along the riverbank on May 30, 1980, who remembers seeing a little boy matching DeWayne’s description, please share what was seen or any information that could help his family.