UPDATE: AS OF DEC. 22, 2022, TWO MEN HAVE BEEN ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH CHONG MOUA YANG’S MURDER! READ ABOUT IT HERE.
UNSOLVED HOMICIDE: SUSAN LUND (PART 1 OF EPISODE)
When a Tennessee woman steps out on a Christmas Eve errand, her family is devastated when she never returns. Investigators finally identify a Jane Doe whose case had long gone cold, only for the mystery surrounding her death to deepen in this episode of Last Seen Alive.
Sources used to research this episode (Susan’s story):
Leaf Chronicle Newspaper, Dec. 31, 1992 ed., Page 11 (via Newspapers.com)
Leaf-Chronicle Newspaper, Jan. 8, 1993 ed., Page 5 (via Newspapers.com)
Highway Serial Killings: New Initiative on Emerging Trend (FBI.gov)
If you have any information on the death of Susan Lund, please call the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office at 618-244-8015. At the time of this recording this episode, Detective Captain Bobby Wallace is assigned to the case and is seeking any information on Susan’s death and / or her whereabouts on or after December 24th, 1992.
UNSOLVED HOMICIDE: CHONG MOUA YANG (PART 2 OF EPISODE)
DEC. 22, 2022 UPDATE: TWO MEN HAVE BEEN ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH CHONG MOUA YANG’S MURDER! READ ABOUT IT HERE. AN UPDATE TO OUR EPISODE ON CHONG’S CASE IS FORTHCOMING.
A lifelong hunter, Chong Moua Yang was killed on Nov. 15th, 2018 while hunting his favorite spot at Rose Lake Wildlife Area in Bath Township, MI (near Lansing). He was found at the base of his treestand with a single gunshot wound to his head. His traditional Hmong hunting knife (pictured below), shotgun, backpack and wallet had all been taken.
It’s possible that Chong’s killer may be in possession of the stolen items. His traditional Hmong hunting knife is especially distinctive and unusual for the area.
Also pictured below: two unidentified hunters captured on a trail cam. Investigators believe these hunters may have witnessed something important without realizing its significance. If you recognize them, please tell them to contact the Bath Township Police Police or the FBI Detroit Field Office.
Sources used to research this episode (Chong’s story):
Chong Moua Yang: Love for Hunting Forged in Native Laos (Bob Campbell / Bridge Michigan)
This case has been solved!
Chong’s case has been solved thanks to the hard work of the Bath Township Police, the FBI, and witness testimony. Thank you for listening–please check out our other episodes for cases that are still unsolved.
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