On Mother's Day in 1995, nineteen-year-old Donald Izzett Jr. called his mother from California. He reportedly sounded upset. He asked for money and said he would call back with instructions.He never made that second call.Days later, a speeding citation connected Donald to Buckeye, Arizona, expanding the timeline of his disappearance and raising even more questions. Over the years, additional reports and possible sightings complicated the investigation further, creating a trail that seemed to stretch across states before dissolving into uncertainty.Did Donald choose to disappear?Did a tragic accident occur?Or did something far darker happen along the way?In Vanished in Santa Monica: The Disappearance of Donald Izzett Jr., Linda Davidson examines the known timeline, the unanswered questions, the reported movements, and the theories that continue surrounding Donald's disappearance decades later.Through a respectful, fact-based approach, this book looks beyond speculation to focus on the person at the center of the mystery-and the family still left searching for answers.Inside you'll discover: - The final Mother's Day phone call- Donald's documented and reported movements- The investigation and its unanswered questions- The theories surrounding the case- The emotional impact of unresolved disappearance
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