Tiny Terry
| Age | 1 |
| Status | Missing |
| Related to | None identified |
| Last Incident | The Great Laundry Storm |
Tiny Terry was the smallest and youngest sock present during the Great Laundry Storm of 1999.
At only one year old, Terry had never experienced a full spin cycle before March 14, 1999.
Personal Account
Tiny Terry's entry in the official DTAB witness register contains no testimony.
The field marked 'Statement' reads only: too small to reach the microphone.
Terry is believed to have been among the first socks pulled into the vortex due to his exceptionally low mass.
His small size relative to centrifugal force made him the most physically vulnerable sock in the entire load.
The Night of March 14
Terry's partner sock was found immediately after the incident, having never entered the drum.
It remains in the drawer.
Investigators noted that no fibre traces consistent with infant-grade cotton were recovered from the lint trap.
This is consistent with total vortex consumption at the aperture's widest point.
Legacy
Investigators noted that no fibre traces consistent with infant-grade cotton were recovered from the lint trap.
This is consistent with total vortex consumption at the aperture's widest point.