A person matching the description of Morgan's abductor attempts to kidnap a small child at a laundromat by luring him into his car, but is unsucessful.

Alma, Arkansas

Morgan is abducted from a little league game by an unknown man. She was at the game with her mother and asked if she could step away to catch fireflies with her friends. Morgan is last seen by her mother standing near the family car, emptying sand from her shoes. Witnesses observed an unidentified man watching Morgan while she played with her friends. When girls playing with Morgan asked about the man, they said that he was talking to her in the field and that she was "creepy". Witnesses also saw a red pickup truck with an attached white trailer cap that left about the same time that Morgan was missing.

Alma Baseball Complex

A person matching the description of Morgan's abductor approaches a young girl at a convenience store, grabs her, and tries to force her into the men's restroom; the girl's mother fights off the abductor.

Fort Smith, Arkansas

Mark Waddle was arrested and investigated as a possible suspect in Morgan's disappearance. He was driving a similar truck, but was later cleared of involvement.

A tip that Morgan was sighted turns out to be a hoax. A local wasted police manpower by falsely calling in a tip that Morgan was seen in Stuttgart, Arkansas. The search was called off at 4:30 am when this person failed a lie detector test about the truthfulness of his information.

Stuttgart, Arkansas

The town puts up roadblocks to monitor and question those coming in and out of town boundaries. They gather no information about the case, but make a slew of unrelated arrests for drugs and DWIs.

A tip comes in that Morgan is buried on a private piece of land in Booneville, AK. Thorough investigation reveals nothing.

In August of 1995, a young girl is getting food with her brothers and they are walking home on the side of the road. Suddenly, a man, allegedly drunk, pulls up alongside the group and starts making sexual comments about her and trying to persuade her to get into his car. He flashes money and promises to give it to her if he comes to his house. She screams and runs away, causing the man to speed away, hitting a telephone pole. Key witnesses came forward to the police with license plate numbers that were tied to a familiar truck. The truck, which was a red pickup truck with a white cab, was owned by someone named Billy Jack Lincks. Billy was an Arkansas native that was also convicted of trying to kidnap a young girl from a similar situation as Morgan.

Detectives receive a tip that Morgan might be buried at a property in Spiro, Oklahoma. Detectives dig for 10 hours, but no remains resurface.

Spiro, Oklahoma

The four-part docuseries on Morgan airs on Hulu. This show sparks hundreds of new leads and suspects in Morgan's disappearance.

Billy Jack Lincks is named as a person of interest in the case due to his physical proximity, characteristic match with sightings, and ownership of a similar truck.

Billy's truck is tested for forensic evidence after being impounded for decades. It was sold at auction and then tracked down by law enforcement. Blood and hair was recovered from under the floor mats, but it did not have enough DNA to firmly match the materials to Morgan. However, clothing fibers matching Morgan's last known garments were found in the truck as well. However, Lincks died in prison in 2000, so authorities are unable to question him on his involvement.