Mickey Shunick

A chilling revelation from a family member involved in the Mickey Shunick investigation has highlighted the dangers of sharing personal phone numbers on missing person flyers.

The fourth annual Mickey Shunick Loop Ride will be held at 6 pm this Thursday, July 25 in Lafayette. The ride begins and ends at Girard Park.

May 19, 2012 is a date that forever changed the family and friends of Mickey Shunick. That's the night she disappeared after hanging with some friends in downtown Lafayette.

The second annual Mickey Shunick Memorial Bike Ride will be held this afternoon starting at Rotary Park in Lafayette. The ride will leave at 5:45pm.

The inaugural Mickey Shunick Memorial Bike Ride is scheduled for July 7 on the newly formed Mickey's Loop in Lafayette.

Signs marking the Mickey Shunick Memorial Bike Loop or 'Mickey's Loop' will be unveiled in a ceremony tomorrow.

Lavergne's case was among four requests for reconsideration rejected Friday without comment.

Charlene Shunick says RA Missing People is ready to help when anyone goes missing.

City Parish President Joey Durel said the Mickey Shunick Memorial Bike Loop will "recognize two of Mickey's loves--her love of cycling and her love of horses."

The proposed "Mickey Shunick Memorial Bike Loop" will circle about eight miles around the city of Lafayette.

Lavergne pleaded guilty last year to murdering University of Louisiana student Mickey Shunick and Lisa Pate back in 1999.

Lavergne was convicted of murdering Lisa Pate and University of Louisiana student Mickey Shunick. He avoided the death penalty in exchange for his confessions and the location of Shunick's body.

He is complaining of living conditions and violation of rights while in prison.

Lavergne is also requesting a host of other documents.

Last night Dateline NBC aired 'Missing Mickey', a one hour investigative report that told the tragic story of Acadiana native Mickey Shunick.

The show airs tonight at 9c on NBC. Check out the preview interview with NBC News' Josh Mankiewicz.

The case of murdered UL Lafayette student Mickey Shunick will be featured on a special 'Dateline NBC' this Tuesday.

Lavergne was sentenced to live the remainder of his life in the Angola State Penitentiary after pleading guilty in court to the two murders.

Legal analyst Tim Meche says while this type of request is not uncommon, "it's very uncommon for someone to be allowed to withdraw their guilty plea."

Lavergne is currently serving time in the death of Mickey Shunick and the death of Lisa Pate.