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Bryce Laspisa was last heard from on August 30, 2013. He was a 19 year old college student at the time and classes had started just four days earlier.
In the days leading up to his disappearance Bryce had been behaving oddly. He was recreationally using Vyvanse, drinking a lot of alcohol, hallucinating, and acting parinoid. Both his roomate and his girlfriend called his mother just two days before he disappeared but it seemed it didn't concern her at the time.
Bryce left Chico, CA where he was for school at 11:30pm on August 28 and headed towards his parent's home hours away. His parent's didn't find this out until about 12 hours later when their insurance told them someone had used road side assistance.
There were interactions between police and Bryce and a repair man and Bryce multiple times that day but no one reported anything was wrong with him. He did however sit in a town just three hours away from his parent's for seemingly 12 hours.
What was found the next morning was even stranger....
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Bryce left Chico, CA where he was for school at 11:30pm on August 28 and headed towards his parent's home hours away. His parent's didn't find this out until about 12 hours later when their insurance told them someone had used road side assistance.
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Bryce Laspisa was last heard from on August 30, 2013. He was a 19 year old college student at the time and classes had started just four days earlier.
In the days leading up to his disappearance Bryce had been behaving oddly. He was recreationally using Vyvanse, drinking a lot of alcohol, hallucinating, and acting parinoid. Both his roomate and his girlfriend called his mother just two days before he disappeared but it seemed it didn't concern her at the time.
Bryce left Chico, CA where he was for school at 11:30pm on August 28 and headed towards his parent's home hours away. His parent's didn't find this out until about 12 hours later when their insurance told them someone had used road side assistance.
There were interactions between police and Bryce and a repair man and Bryce multiple times that day but no one reported anything was wrong with him. He did however sit in a town just three hours away from his parent's for seemingly 12 hours.
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/GreatUnsolved
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Bryce left Chico, CA where he was for school at 11:30pm on August 28 and headed towards his parent's home hours away. His parent's didn't find this out until about 12 hours later when their insurance told them someone had used road side assistance.
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What was found the next morning was even stranger....
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