Adam A.J. Breaux, 50, disappeared from Houma, Louisiana after attending an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at the Easy Does It Club on Bernard Street on the evening of August 28, 1991. He stopped at a convenience store to buy a gallon of milk; that purchase is the last confirmed sighting. Two days later his silver 1988 Ford Tempo was found locked in Jim Bowie Park across the street from the club. The car still contained his wallet, personal checkbook, the AA chapter’s checkbook and a bag with $165, but the gallon of milk and his keys were missing and the vehicle was low on fuel despite having been filled hours earlier.

Witnesses reported seeing Breaux that day appearing unkempt and nervous in a small red compact car with three unidentified men. An anonymous letter signed Helene claimed Breaux died by a self-inflicted gunshot and that his body was dumped in a nearby bayou; searches of the named area produced no evidence and the note was treated as a hoax. Breaux, a father of three who had kept sobriety for eight years and worked at the same clothing store for over 30 years, was legally declared dead in 1998, but his disappearance remains unresolved.

Did anyone in Houma remember Adam’s routine or recognize the small red car and the three men seen with him that day?