Mickey Shunick

I posted a picture on the KTDY Facebook page and on my personal Facebook page earlier this week which was taken from an old newspaper.  The picture is below, but to sum things up, it is from the "Lifestyles" section of a newspaper in New York from SEVERAL years ago.  Four men were asked the question:  "If a woman needs it, should she be spanked?"

According to our friends at NewsTalk 965 KPEL, Lafayette Police and officials from St. Landry Parish are searching property near the home of Brandon Scott Lavergne about 3 possible gravesites.

Today at 1 pm KATC aired the press conference in regards to the arrest of 33 year old, Brandon Scott Lavergne and an update on the Mickey Shunick investigation. Mickey Shunick was reported missing on May 19th after riding her bike home from a friends house...

Lafayette Police are planning a press conference at 1:00pm today, Friday, July 6, to announce the latest developments in the Mickey Shunick case. KTDY will broadcast the press conference live. Listen on your radio at 99.9, via RadioPup or on your computer via our Listen Live button...

Police say Brandon Scott Lavergne, 33, from the Church Point area is being held in the Lafayette Parish jail on one count of aggravated kidnapping and one count of first-degree murder, reports KPEL 96.5.

Our friends at NewsTalk 96.5 KPEL tell us that Lafayette Police are confirming that dive teams are back at Whiskey Bay in the Atchafalaya Basin searching for clues in the disappearance of Mickey Shunick, but they say there is no new information in the case.

Please don't forget about Mickey Shunick, the UL student who went missing one month ago today. Her friends and family haven't forgotten her and neither should we. Please share this video message wherever and whenever you can.  Thanks.

Private investigator has description of a possible person of interest.

Update 12:53 pm: WLOX is now reporting that the torso was not that of missing Lafayette woman, Mickey Shunick. The remains had body piercings that did not match Shunick's. Read the full story at WLOX.com.

Acadiana’s own Nascar driver, Buster Graham, will be doing his part to aid in the search and rescue efforts for missing UL student, Mickey Shunick. Graham plans to have Shunick’s picture on the hood of his car during the ARCA Racing Series next week at Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania.

Police Transition Mickey Shunick Tips Line

Chief Jim Craft of the Lafayette Police Department visited our building on Friday to give an update on the Mickey Shunick case. The Lafayette Police Department has been working feverishly on the case of Mickey Shunick.  As 'civilians', I don't think that most of us realize how much manpower they have on the case, nor do we realize how much information has been coming in to the department... Read M

Here's a prayer for the family of Mickey Shunick and for you.  As this community learns daily of new details surrounding the disappearance of Mickey Shunick, it's important that we all come together to help this family in any way possible but at the same time remember to protect our own families and ourselves.

Investigators in Bloomington, Ind. have teamed up with their counterparts in Louisiana to discuss a missing persons case they’ve been working on for almost two years–a case similar to that of Mickey Shunick.

Direct from Lafayette Police Department: UPDATE VII: Search at Whiskey Bay Discontinued Lafayette, LA – As of noon, Lafayette Police have discontinued the search of the area surrounding where Mickey Shunick’s bike was found. Investigators were unable to locate any other significant evidence...

Bernadette Lee of News Radio KPEL 96.5 has informed me that Mickey Shunick's bicycle has been located. It was reportedly found by fisherman near Whiskey Bay

Police Release Additional Footage; Authorities Ask For Help In Identifying More Vehicles

Mickey Video Surfaces; Authorities Seek White Truck; Command Center Moves To Blackham Coliseum

Mickey Video Surfaces; Command Center To Be Relocated To Blackham; Police Seek White Truck

Lafayette Police Department Detectives were able to identify a bicyclist believed to be Mickey Shunick traveling on Versailles Blvd and Saint Landry Street.  At approximately 1:47 am the bicyclist is captured on Versailles Blvd traveling towards St. John Street.