In August 1980, 17-year-old Randy Sellers disappeared near his home after an encounter with two police officers following an incident at a county fair. 45 years later, his fate remains a mystery
Randy Lee Sellers was of Welsh ancestry, more precisely of Cambro-Norman ancestry: the middle name "Lee" and first name "Randy" specifically identify him as a descendant of the Cambro-Normans who were of the retinue of Strongbow who conquered Ireland. Welsh people are marginalized and at the time the Upland South overwhelmingly identified as English-American. The ethnic factor would have been a reason for the Anglo or token police officers to drop him off there. Similar drop-offs are common in Winnipeg, where police dump Native yobs 3 kilometres outside the city in winter and they freeze to death when walking home.
Randy Lee Sellers was of Welsh ancestry, more precisely of Cambro-Norman ancestry: the middle name "Lee" and first name "Randy" specifically identify him as a descendant of the Cambro-Normans who were of the retinue of Strongbow who conquered Ireland. Welsh people are marginalized and at the time the Upland South overwhelmingly identified as English-American. The ethnic factor would have been a reason for the Anglo or token police officers to drop him off there. Similar drop-offs are common in Winnipeg, where police dump Native yobs 3 kilometres outside the city in winter and they freeze to death when walking home.