The Unsolved 1992 Disappearance Of Laurie Depies

Marc Truebenbach, Laurie Jean Depies' boyfriend at the time, is the one who found Depies' car, as ABC News reports. "I had seen her earlier in the day and she had gone that day and bought a present for me that she was all excited to give to me," he said. "We heard her car

Marc Truebenbach, Laurie Jean Depies' boyfriend at the time, is the one who found Depies' car, as ABC News reports. "I had seen her earlier in the day and she had gone that day and bought a present for me that she was all excited to give to me," he said. "We heard her car pull up and after a couple of minutes, we were like, where is she. It went from one minute thinking maybe she's goofing around to okay, something is not right." Truebenbach also said, "You still never forget that person ... we talked a little bit about marriage. I often wonder if this had never happened, would we be married, would we still be together." 

Depies' loved ones have also endured a confession from an alleged murderer that went nowhere. In 2011, then-48-year-old Larry DeWayne Hall (above) confessed to the Menasha, Wisconsin police that he had kidnapped and murdered Depies. Hall was one of the police's original suspects in 1995, as they'd found a notebook in his car with Depies' name and place of work on it. But there wasn't any concrete evidence proving his guilt; there still isn't. That being said, Hall is already serving a life sentence for the kidnapping of a girl the year after Depies went missing.

Depies' family described her as "lighthearted and never grumpy," according to ABC News. As for Truebenbach, the case is already closed: "If [Hall] lives to be extremely old man and has to suffer in prison his whole life, I have no problem with that."

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