Who was he?

Could Klatos disappearance be less nefarious than is currently assumed?

A month ago, a revelation came forward. Then 3 weeks ago, there was another. Then 2 weeks ago, another. Then last week, another.

Information is not knowledge; information, combined with all additional context and perspective, is knowledge.

2 weeks ago, Archie Klatos seemed like the most normal boy in the world. Now we wonder...

Who is the murderer and who was murdered?

You think you know a demon when you see one.

The trail had seemed to run cold; now it seems we barely trekked it at all.

As if one revelation wasn't enough; now everything once believed true about this case is undone.

For years we assumed he was kidnapped; ironically, that might have been wishful thinking.

Many have published their thoughts on him; only this writer knew him.

We know him now as an urban legend; she knew him as Archie.

Less than 15 hours after we finished speaking to him, he was dead.

This morning, paramedics at Cleveland hospitals confirmed the passing of Peggy Klatos, the co-founder of our website, due to heart failure.

One has to wonder if he's seen or read this. If he has, he must been in a state of sheer terror.

It was a day of triumph, or so we believed.

It was repeatedly said by the officer entrusted to this case that it was impossible for a teen's disappearance to be a murder.

At face value, one wouldn't think Thomas Michaels to be a murderer. Morton Higgins leaves more for debate.

"If time is like a stream, doesn't it have two ends even if it only flows toward one?" Many would be quick to write off this excerpt.

Peggy Klatos couldn't have predicted this insignificant spring day would have been different than any other.