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NFN B Bhagwan Lall

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NFN B Bhagwan Lall

Case
#2573
SourceNamus MissingUpdated Jun 23, 2026
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
Missing Person · Open
32 years waiting · since 1994

Missing Person: NFN B Bhagwan Lall

Justice for NFN B Bhagwan Lall — the trail went cold in 1994, but the truth hasn't.

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Key leads to think about

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suspect
Lead #1

What happened to the two ranch hands employed at the property? Were they questioned?

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evidence
Lead #2

Why were hundreds of valuable exotic birds abandoned? This suggests sudden, unexpected departure.

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person
Lead #3

Lilawattie "Lila" Bueratan also disappeared simultaneously—was this a joint abduction or related incident?

On June 2, 1994, Bhagwan "Moses" Lall, a 31-year-old exotic bird rancher from Guyana, vanished from his five-acre property in Loxahatchee, Florida. Three days later, a delivery driver discovered the ranch abandoned with hundreds of exotic birds worth nearly $700,000 left unattended, alongside the mysterious disappearance of his aunt Lilawattie "Lila" Bueratan and two ranch hands. Investigators believe Lall is a victim of foul play, but the circumstances surrounding his disappearance and the fate of the others remain unsolved after three decades.

Case
#2573
SourceNamus MissingUpdated Jun 23, 2026
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office

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clue
Lead #4

Lall is believed to be a victim of foul play—what evidence supports this conclusion?

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Source Narrative

NamUs case MP28168. Missing person: NFN B Bhagwan Lall.

Last known contact: 1994-06-02 in Loxahatchee, Palm Beach, FL. Circumstances: On June 5, 1994, a feed company delivery man made a routine stop at Bhagwan “Moses” Lall's exotic bird ranch, a five-acre property he had leased since 1992.

The delivery driver was surprised to find the ranch deserted and hundreds of exotic birds (worth almost $700,000 in total) left unattended. The deliveryman had expected to find either Bhagwan "Moses" Lall, his aunt Lilawattie "Lila" Bueratan (who is also missing; #MP28167), or the two ranch hands that they employed.

Mr. Lall is originally from Guyana and has not been seen since June 2, 1994.

He is believed to be a victim of foul play. Demographics: 31 years, Male, Uncertain.

Physical description: 5 ft 8 in, 165 lbs, hair: Black, eyes: Brown. Investigating agency: Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office | 94-72124.

Timeline of Events

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1994-06-02

Last Known Contact

Bhagwan "Moses" Lall last seen at his exotic bird ranch in Loxahatchee, Florida.

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1994-06-05

Ranch Found Deserted

Feed company delivery driver discovered the five-acre property abandoned with hundreds of exotic birds left unattended, worth approximately $700,000. Lall, his aunt Lilawattie "Lila" Bueratan, and two ranch hands were missing.

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Case Information

Incident:June 2, 1994
Last Updated:July 1, 2026

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Case Information

Incident:June 2, 1994
Last Updated:July 1, 2026

Have Information?

Any information, no matter how small, could be crucial to solving this case.

Phone: 5616883000
You can remain anonymous