Posted: 8/16/2022 8:25:55 PM EDT
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In 1993, a mother and daughter returned home to find their husband and father, David Glenn Lewis, missing. Hours later, a deceased hit-and-run victim was found thousands of miles away. It would take 11 years before the victim would be identified as David Glenn Lewis. How did he get there? Reddit link A podcast about the case |
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He almost had to be flying around those last few days on some private or unlisted plane. The fact that he was found dead in boots and camo BDUs, clothes that nobody had ever seen him in, a 24 hour drive from home, 16 hours after he was known to be there is...perplexing. |
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Quoted: He almost had to be flying around those last few days on some private or unlisted plane. The fact that he was found dead in boots and camo BDUs, clothes that nobody had ever seen him in, a 24 hour drive from home, 16 hours after he was known to be there is...perplexing. A lot of weird shit went on in 90s. Makes you wonder what was really going on. Did he get involved in something that he shouldn't have or was he trying to do the right thing |
| When I think weird stories, what about that one where the bad guys put a makeshift IED on a pizza delivery man and made him rob a bank? Did those guys get caught? The story was wild enough I'm sure someone will remember more details. It was weird enough that I wonder if the pizza guy didn't go along with it to create a super strong alibi. |
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Quoted: When I think weird stories, what about that one where the bad guys put a makeshift IED on a pizza delivery man and made him rob a bank? Did those guys get caught? The story was wild enough I'm sure someone will remember more details. It was weird enough that I wonder if the pizza guy didn't go along with it to create a super strong alibi. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Brian_Wells |
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Quoted: When I think weird stories, what about that one where the bad guys put a makeshift IED on a pizza delivery man and made him rob a bank? Did those guys get caught? The story was wild enough I'm sure someone will remember more details. It was weird enough that I wonder if the pizza guy didn't go along with it to create a super strong alibi. That one is pretty much solved. There’s a great documentary on Netflix about it. |
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Leaving his wedding ring and watch in the house leaving his car and house keys under a floor matt in his car outside the courthouse along with his driver's license, credit cards and check book buying plane tickets for the weekend his family is out of town Reported to be walking in traffic before being run over Sounds like a mental health issue and suicide. Leaving his vehicle and personal belongings where they could be easily found sounds like suicide. Kidnappers wouldn't drive his car to the courthouse and he wasn't going to the courthouse and going inside on super bowl weekend unless he worked there as a judge or law clerk. |
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Quoted: Leaving his wedding ring and watch in the house leaving his car and house keys under a floor matt in his car outside the courthouse along with his driver's license, credit cards and check book buying plane tickets for the weekend his family is out of town Reported to be walking in traffic before being run over Sounds like a mental health issue and suicide. Leaving his vehicle and personal belongings where they could be easily found sounds like suicide. Kidnappers wouldn't drive his car to the courthouse and he wasn't going to the courthouse and going inside on super bowl weekend unless he worked there as a judge or law clerk. And I bet he'd been "missing" for much longer than his family reported. Kharn |
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Quoted: This shit happens often. People just take off. He happened to get killed. I dont see any mysterious shit here at all. A successful attorney shows up dead on the road 1600 miles away in army fatigues and no personal effects, with no explanation doesn't seem just a little mysterious? |
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Quoted: Really? A successful attorney shows up dead on the road 1600 miles away in army fatigues and no personal effects, with no explanation doesn't seem just a little mysterious? Quoted: Quoted: This shit happens often. People just take off. He happened to get killed. I dont see any mysterious shit here at all. A successful attorney shows up dead on the road 1600 miles away in army fatigues and no personal effects, with no explanation doesn't seem just a little mysterious? Yes, really. People do weird stupid shit every minute. This is not the first case of a seemingly normal person just disappearing. What’s the mystery? He got a plane, took off to hide from whatever his problems were and was killed in an accident. BFD. |
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Quoted: This shit happens often. People just take off. He happened to get killed. I dont see any mysterious shit here at all. |
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Quoted: I tend to discount the contradictory tickets. Dallas to Amarillo and LA to Dallas with a layover in Amarillo. There were over 6000 adults living in TX alone named David Lewis. I don't think LA is involved at all. Mike My understanding is that the tickets were purchased on his credit card. |
That truck driver sure was a prankster 
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I am guessing undiagnosed schizophrenia . He was busy with the family and work. That helped keep him in check. He was left alone and the mental condition manifiested itself. People living with schizophrenia are at higher risk of disruptive behaviors, including violence, running away from home, and suicide attempts, which often co-occur and are highly correlated, |