07/15/2025
🚨💔**HE NEVER CAME HOME. A BABY LEFT BEHIND. ALMOST 20 YEARS OF SILENCE.**💔🚨
📍 Syracuse, New York | December 2, 2005
🕰️ It was a Friday night like any other.
👟 19-year-old Larry Stackhouse Jr. left his parents’ home on Lynn Circle between 6:00 and 6:30 p.m.
🏀 He and a few friends headed to a Christian Brothers Academy basketball game…
📍 But he NEVER made it back. 📍
🌅 The next morning, his parents woke up to find his bed untouched.
📵 No calls.
🚪 No return.
🕯️ Just silence.
📸 A friend said he saw Larry in a green 2003 four-door Hyundai that night…
🛑 Then said he dropped him at a nearby store.
🤥 But suddenly — the story changed.
🔥 Whispers began to spread…
🚨 That Larry had gotten into a fight with members of the Onondaga Nation at the game.
🗣️ Then the rumors came…
💀 That Larry had been killed.
🌲 That his body had been hidden on tribal land.
But to this day — no body. No answers. No justice.
📸 What do we know?
👶🏽 He had a baby girl.
🏥 He worked at a nursing home.
📚 He was trying to get his GED.
💡 He had two misdemeanor warrants, but no violent record.
🖤 He wanted more. Better. For his daughter.
And now, almost 20 years later, his name has almost disappeared. But his family? Still waiting. Still aching.
👤 Larry Stackhouse Jr. was between 5’10” and 6’1”, weighing 170–200 lbs.
📞 If you know ANYTHING, please contact the Syracuse Police Department at 315-442-5222.
Let’s bring Larry’s name back into the light.
Let’s break the silence.
Let’s bring him home. 🕯️
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