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Chase Allen Lackey (Missing Person)

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Disappearance (Desaparición)

¹ A couple of sources (Link 1 | Link 2) say that he was last seen on July 1, 2017 (Saturday) but most of the other sources concur with the July 2 date.

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Circumstances (Circunstancias)

Chase Lackey for all intents and purposes appears to be a regular, generous, all-around nice guy. He is described as outgoing and friendly, quite close to his near and extended family. According to his Facebook page, he was employed as an ironworker with a local company at the time of his disappearance. At home, he was the loving owner of a small white dog he named “Chase” and he enjoyed playing around together, once joking online that he planned to arrange a “father/son photo shoot” for the two of them. His social media is filled with jokes and humor mixed neatly alongside inspirational and motivational comments, sprinkled with sports videos, car pictures and sharing Champ’s newest adventures.

Chase was quite athletic and particularly passionate about baseball, and spent June 30 playing softball with a local recreational league in Crosby, a town Northeast of Houston where he had once attended High School. His father was at the event watching Chase and observed nothing unusual or untoward. Chase was in a pleasant mood and arranged to speak with his father again soon.

A couple days later, Chase was seen by an old acquaintance outside of his apartment complex walking Champ near Wallisville Road and Beltway 8. They were walking along East Sam Houston Parkway though in what direction is not clear. This was the last time anyone saw or heard from either Chase or the little dog.

The area where he disappeared from is not far from Gene Green Dog Park, and we wonder if he was possibly on his way to or from there. They say he was out letting his dog run around, but we aren’t clear if this was in the apartment complex or at the park. If so, persons who visited that park may have seen something and are asked to think back to that time.

His truck remained where he had parked it nearby and nothing appeared to have been removed from his apartment. There is no evidence that he packed or had planned to leave for any length of time. It is unclear if police were able to recover any information from his cell phone or his bank accounts. According to the news, he left his wallet, keys, and cell phone in the apartment and there was no evidence of forced entry or that anyone else had been inside.

Police believe that Chase’s disappearance may have been the result of foul play. There are questions as regarding some of his known friends and acquaintances who were later found to be involved in illicit behaviors; police have theorized that this might have placed him in danger.

@thesuitcasedetective

Chase was last seen walking his dog, Champ, on the road near his apartment complex when they disappeared. Neither he nor Champ have been seen since. Investigation revealed his vehicle still where he parked it, no sign of forced entry at his home, and all of his personal belongings (wallet, phone, etc) left behind. Foul play is suspected.  #MissingPerson #TrueCrime #Unsolved #Missing #MissingMan #TrueCrimeCommunity #ColdCase #UnsolvedMystery #truecrimetiktok #truecrimetok https://thesuitcasedetective.com/2023/11/06/chase-allen-lackey-missing-person/

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If You or Anyone You Know Has Information About The Disappearances, Please Contact:

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Resources

• Charley Project, “Chase Allen Lackey”, Link.
• NamUS, “Chase Allen Lackey, Case Number MP39085”, Link
• Texas Equu Search, “Chase Allen Lackey, 25 Yrs., Houston, TX (07/02/17)”, Link.
• Shay, M. (2018) “Foul play suspected in disappearance of 25-year-old man missing since July”, ABC News 13, 23 May, Link.
• Kirk, B. (2018) “Police Suspect Foul Play In Man’s Disappearance”, Patch, 23 May, Link.
• Childers, S. (2019) “Family no closer to finding man who went missing in 2017”, ABC News 13, 1 July, Link.
• Armstrong, S. (2021) “The Missing: Chase Lackey last seen summer of 2017”, Fox 26 Houston, 12 November, Link.
• Sternitzky-Di Napoli, D. (2018) “Harris County Sheriff’s Office desperate to find these, other missing persons”, Chron, 18 April, Link.

Podcasts:

• Just the Tip-Sters: True Crime Podcast, “Sounds Like A Father’s Love – Finding Chase Allen Lackey”, Episode 86, Link
• Unfound, “Chase Allen Lackey: Perception versus Reality”, Episode 311, Link.

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