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L.C. Burroughs | Family still searching for missing Millen man 11 years later

By D.V. Wise,

26 days ago

MILLEN, Ga. (WJBF) – It’s been 11 years since a 74-year-old man disappeared from Jenkins County.

On September 26th, 2013, L.C. Burroughs returned to his salvage yard on Highway 23 in Millen.

He was on the phone, arguing about stolen car parts. Then, the call disconnected.

Burroughs was never seen again.

His family is still hoping someone comes forward with information on what happened to him.

His daughter, Felicia Steverson, told NewsChannel 6, “Several individuals have called me and stated that it was a husband and a wife team. That there were several individuals that came and, of course, my dad caught them stealing.”

A $20,000 reward is being offered. Anyone with information on his disappearance should contact the GBI .

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Standing my ground

24d ago

He was a wonderful man. So nice. He did not deserve whatever happened. So heartbreaking. I met him in the latter part of 1998. I bought a part for my car. Praying that truth crush the earth. shall rise again!!

Kristy Clements

25d ago

I lived right down the road from him he was a very nice man I really hope his family gets answers you just don't disappear out of thin air I wonder if they have really investigated this case thourly the truth will come out one day and whoever did this I hope they get the electric chair

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