Who Laurie Depies’s Best Friend Says She Thinks May Have Been Involved In The 20-Year-Old’s 1992 Disappearance
Victoria says she was there the night her best friend Laurie Depies vanished from the parking lot of her boyfriend, Marc’s, apartment building late in the evening of August 19, 1992. Victoria says Laurie told her to meet at Marc’s apartment. She confirms Marc and Lisa’s claim that all three of them heard Laurie pull into the lot.
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Laurie never made it inside the building and a search of the surrounding area involving Marc, Lisa, Victoria, and local police, turned up no trace of the then 20-year-old.
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Victoria says she believes a young man who she claims asked Laurie out repeatedly – and was “politely” turned down by Laurie – might have had something to do with her friend’s disappearance.
Describing an incident which she says took place about a week after Laurie’s disappearance, Victoria claims that the man, who has not been publicly identified, was showing “erratic” behavior at a get-together with friends.
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“He was drawing, and some of the images were violent, like a man standing behind a girl with a bloody knife; and then a person standing behind a girl and stabbing them” claims Victoria in the video above, adding that the girl in the drawing was wearing something very similar to what Laurie was wearing the night she disappeared.
Why does Victoria say she doesn’t believe police have ever been able to question the man who made those drawings?
And what does a cold-case consultant have to say about Laurie’s disappearance?
Plus, why does Marc say, that without Laurie, his life fell apart?
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If you have any information on the disappearance of Laurie Depies, please call the Wisconsin Department of Justice: 608-266-1671.
