TX TX - Joshua Parrott, 22, Vidor, 29 May 2010

VIDOR - Deputies met with Heather Parrott who wanted to report her husband as missing. The missing person has been identified as JOSHUA PARROTT, W/M, a 22 year old Vidor resident.

According to the Mrs. Parrott, the last time she observed her husband was on 05/28/2010 at their residence at 3830 Tram Road in Vidor. Mrs. Parrott advised that on May 29, 2010 when Mr. Parrott had not returned home, she went out looking for him. She advised she located his vehicle abandoned on Sergeant St. in Vidor. She was not able to locate him and has not heard from him since he left their residence on 05/28/2010.

He is described as being 5’7” tall, medium build, weight 135lb, clean shaving, bald head, and has tattoos on both of his arms, stomach and back.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Joshua Parrrott or if you have any information on this case, please call EasTex Crime Stoppers at 409-724-TIPS.

You could earn a cash reward for your information.

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Orange County sheriffs still seek a man who disappeared from his Vidor home more than a week ago.

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They are getting help from federal agencies including the F.B.I and the A.T.F. The search includes the possibility Parrott's disappearance is linked to white supremacy groups.

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summer_breeze said:

http://www.kfdm.com/articles/parrott-38152-husband-looked.html

June 11, 2010 5:59 PM
By Amber Downing

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Yet another defendant was in the news just weeks ago, as she pleaded for help finding her husband, who authorities said is part of the Aryan Circle, a spin off of the Aryan Brotherhood gang.

Joshua Parrott's pickup was found near a convenience store in Vidor, said Sgt. Chad Hogan of the Orange County Sheriff's Office.

"If he were alive we would have gotten word or heard something," Hogan said. "He had a few enemies. We could not confirm or disprove he had stiffed the Bandidos (gang) on some dope."

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One accused drug dealer was a male stripper.

Another lives in the suburbs and is the hot-tempered daughter of prison guards.

There is a married Pakistani man with a string of girlfriends. An undocumented Mexican with a purple Hummer who allegedly exploited his contacts in the gay community. And a rural wife who has been looking for her ex-con white supremacist husband who went missing and is presumed dead.

As some of at least 28 people accused of partaking in a machine that pumped millions of dollars in drugs from a Mexican cartel to Houston and the surrounding area appeared in federal courtrooms over the past nine days, so too did the unseemly and diverse picture of this city's alleged drug runners and sellers.

What brought them together, authorities contend, is not only an underground pipeline for cocaine and heroin, but exceptionally pure methamphetamine that went for $24,000 a pound. That's more than gold.

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Saturday will be a year a Vidor man went missing.

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Forensic evidence related to the case is currently being tested at a crime lab in Austin. Police expect to make arrests once results come back from the lab, Hogan said.

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For any parent the death of their child is a difficult time in their life, but for the parents of Joshua Parrott they not only struggle to deal with his absence but also seek answers in the case and the location of his body.

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