In the spring of 1986, a sense of unease settled over a family in Calgary, Alberta, when 35-year-old Lawrence Will vanished without a trace. On the evening of May 30, Lawrence informed his parents that he was going out after supper. This was the last time his family would see him. He was last seen at a downtown Calgary Legion. At the time of his disappearance, Lawrence was described as being 5'11" and weighing 130 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. He had a noticeable mark on his head above his right eye and was missing two of his front teeth. On the night he went missing, he was wearing a blue shirt, an off-white golf jacket, blue jeans, and brown loafers.
Lawrence was known to be a very reliable individual, which made his sudden disappearance all the more alarming to those who knew him. He worked as a clerk at a department store, and the fact that his last paycheck was never claimed was considered unusual and out of character.
Compounding the concern for his welfare was the fact that Lawrence did not drive and had a mild case of cerebral palsy. His reliance on others for transportation and his physical condition were significant factors in the initial investigation into his whereabouts.
Decades have passed since Lawrence Will was last seen, and his case remains an unresolved and sorrowful mystery. The details of his disappearance have been documented in public databases for missing persons, including the Doe Network, where his case is listed as 347DMAB. Despite the passage of time, the fundamental questions of what happened to Lawrence after he left the legion that night persist. The lack of any new information or leads has left his family without answers and his case at a standstill. The overview of this case is one of a responsible man who inexplicably vanished, leaving behind a life and a family who continue to await any news of his fate.Last Seen: May 30, 1986
