David Glenn Lewis, a 39-year-old attorney from Amarillo, Texas, vanished under mysterious circumstances during Super Bowl weekend in 1993. His wife and daughter returned home on January 31 to find him missing, with two sandwiches in the fridge, the VCR recording the game, and his personal belongings, including his wedding ring and watch, left behind. His car was found parked near the courthouse with keys and identification inside. On February 1, his wife reported him missing. That same day, 1,600 miles away in Yakima County, Washington, a man matching David’s description was struck and killed in a hit-and-run accident. He wore military-style clothing and carried no identification.

Investigators later uncovered puzzling details: plane tickets in David’s name, sightings of him in Dallas and at an airport, and a mysterious $5,000 deposit into his account. Despite theories of foul play, mental health struggles, or an attempt to escape threats related to his legal career, the case went cold. In 2004, DNA confirmed the Washington victim as David, but his reasons for being there and the events leading to his death remain unsolved.

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