Lee Roy Young
He was a fifty-six-year-old bank fraud investigator at the time.
He was last seen leaving a restaurant in Scottsdale, AZ at 12:30 pm on May 4, 1990.
Three calls were made from his car phone to a payphone and to a woman who denied ever talking to him.
The next day, his Lincoln Town car was found engulfed in flames in the desert a day later 100 miles south of Phoenix, AZ.
Thousands of dollars worth of jewelry were in the trunk of his car. The only things that was missing were his personal Rolex watch and his briefcase that he kept his files in.
He was investigating into money laundering by a Colombian drug cartel.
Thousands of dollars worth of jewelry were in the trunk of his car. The only things that was missing were his personal Rolex watch and his briefcase that he kept his files in.
He was investigating into money laundering by a Colombian drug cartel.
The cartel allegedly was using the bank he worked at for their operation.
He had contacted federal agents that dealt with drug smuggling.
A week before he vanished, he tried to reach the agents, without success.
It is believed that one of the killers made the phone calls from Lee's car.
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