SUMMARY: On September 27, 2024, Oram Laboratory reported to Detective Taylor that hair evidence analyzed matched Coen Nick, a sibling or child of Morgan. Follow-up interviews with the Nick family showed that none were acquainted with Billy Jack Links or had been in a truck similar to his. The key takeaway is that physical evidence collected from Links’ truck indicates that Morgan was likely in that vehicle during her abduction.

Alma police shared that after conducting DNA testing, hair found in a truck that was once owned by Billy Jack Lincks was connected to the Morgan Nick case.

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SUMMARY: Billy Jack Lincks, named a person of interest in the 1995 abduction of 6-year-old Morgan Nick, has a troubling history of child sexual offenses. In 1993, he pleaded no contest to sexual abuse, receiving a suspended sentence. Two years later, he was convicted of attempted abduction so he attempted to lure an 11-year-old girl into his red truck. Following Morgan’s disappearance, which coincided with reports of Lincks’ vehicle, police found blood and hair samples in his truck. Lincks was convicted in 1996 for sexual solicitation of a child and died in 2000. The FBI continues its investigation, seeking information on Lincks.

FBI not revealing if any evidence from previous convictions connects Lincks to Nick abduction.

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SUMMARY: Alma Police have announced a “significant development” in the nearly 30-year-old case of missing 6-year-old Morgan Nick, who vanished during a Little League game in June 1995. The investigation is ongoing, with previous breakthroughs including identifying Billy Jack Linnks as a person of interest after his arrest for attempting to abduct another girl shortly after Morgan’s disappearance. Investigators found blood and hair samples linked to Linnks, but there was insufficient DNA for a conclusive match. A press conference is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:30 AM to reveal new findings in the case.

Alma police announce development in Morgan Nick kidnapping case

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