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10. Aaron Wyche

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10 year old Aaron Darnell Wyche (4'10", 55lbs, DOB 06 October 1969) lived at 1065 Henry Thomas Drive SE, Apt. 336 with mother, Linda Wyche, in an adjacent apartment to Patrick "Pat Man" Rogers in Thomasville Heights Housing.  His father was Jessie Griffin.

Aaron Wyche was last seen at Tanner's Corner Grocery (826/828 McDonough Blvd) getting into a blue and white Chevy with 2 black men.  (The description of this car matched the exact description of a car that tried to pick up children at Jefferey Mathis' school.  The children recalled the license plate number, which was registered to a car found with different plates on the same street and in front of a house where Mathis' family reportedly first looked for him when he went missing.)  A female witness says she saw Wyche being led from Tanner's Corner Grocery by a 6ft 180lb black male, approx. 30 years old with a mustache and goatee.  The witness greeted Aaron, who acknowledged her, and went on as if nothing was wrong.  The man and Wyche entered a blue late 70's Chevrolet, where Wyche sat close to the man in the front, while the witness said she saw the man doing something with his hands in his lap.

1630-1800 Monday 23 June 1980

Police said later, at 6pm, he was seen at Moreland Avenue Shopping Center.

The body of Aaron Wyche was found under a bridge going over train tracks on Constitution Road near Moreland Avenue.  He was wearing a red and black striped shirt with blue cut-off pants and high-tops.

The official cause of death was ruled "positional asphyxiation" from a broken neck suffered during the fall.

24 June 1980
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