Search
NOTE: These original pages of the Find Mickey Now website have been saved as links in the resources section for those who are missing a loved one and may need guidance in starting their own search effort.
Volunteer Searches Temporarily Suspended
Update 6/10/12: Volunteer searches have been temporarily suspended until there is new evidence. Please continue to support the search in other ways listed on this site.
Even though official search parties have been suspended, you can still search your own area, your neighborhood, and property where you live. If you own property anywhere, please take the time to go and search it! Remember to be safe: Do not go alone, and tell someone where you will be.
If the need arises for more volunteer foot searches, we will need plenty of footsoldiers to help. Also needed are volunteers with ATVs and boats. Stop by the volunteer headquarters to sign up to be contacted if volunteer searches resume.
Lafayette Police are still looking for this vehicle
Lafayette Police have identified the white 4-door Chevrolet Z71 that traveled in the same direction of Mickey on St. Landry Street. Detectives are interested in locating the vehicle and speaking with the occupants to obtain further information on the case. The police have stressed that the occupants of this vehicle are not suspects, but are persons of interest. They may have seen which direction Mickey traveled. Anyone with information about the case or the pickup truck is encouraged to call the tips line at 337-291-8633 or Crime Stoppers at 337-232-TIPS. You may also contact Private Investigator John Abdella at 337-235-0270 or email findmickeyshunick@yahoo.com.
Review Your Surveillance Cameras
If your home or business has surveillance cameras, please review review the recordings, especially between the hours of 1:30 a.m. and daylight on Saturday, May 19. Even if you do not live on the route we think Mickey would have taken, we really have no way of knowing what route she actually took. She could have gone anywhere! She’s an avid cyclist, in great shape, and she would have had no trouble going several miles out of her way if she thought she was being followed or any other unforeseen circumstances. If you know anyone who has a security camera at their home, please urge them to review the footage as well. If you do not have time to look it over, please bring it to the police and they will review it for you.