Morgan Nick: The Ballpark Disappearance That Still Haunts Arkansas

On June 9, 1995, six-year-old Morgan Chauntel Nick disappeared during a Little League baseball game at the Wofford ballfield in Alma, Arkansas. Morgan had been playing near the parking area with other children as the game ended. The other children returned to their families. Morgan did not. Her shoes were found near her mother’s vehicle, but no confirmed witness has publicly described seeing exactly how Morgan left the ballpark. The investigation quickly focused on reports of an unidentified man and a red pickup truck with a white camper shell near the field. Two months later, Billy Jack Lincks was arrested after an eleven-year-old girl in nearby Van Buren reported that a man in a red pickup tried to lure her into his vehicle. Lincks was convicted in that unrelated case and died in prison in 2000. Decades later, investigators located and examined Lincks’ former red Chevrolet Scottsdale pickup. Fibers were reported to be microscopically consistent with the kind of Girl Scout shirt Morgan wore. In 2024, advanced DNA testing on a hair recovered from the truck linked it to Morgan’s maternal family. Alma Police said the result strongly indicated Morgan had been inside the vehicle and publicly identified Lincks as the only named suspect. Morgan has never been found, and the case remains active. Learn more from the Forbidden Knowledge Network: https://FKNpods.com This podcast uses artificial intelligence in its research, writing, production, and narration. Episodes are editorially reviewed before publication. #MissingTheUnsolvedCases #MissingChildColdCasePublicPlaceDisappearanceLong #MorganNick #AlmaArkansas #BillyJackLincks YES OR NO: Could someone who knew Billy Jack Lincks still hold information about where Morgan was taken???????