By Philip Rosenbaum
New York (CNN) — On a Tuesday afternoon, 17-year-old Byron Page drove the family Volvo around Los Angeles, California, with his mother. Byron, who was preparing for his driver’s test, was excited about this rite of passage and his other pursuits — writing, sports, his first real jobs and college.
Byron Page was 17 when he disappeared. At age 35, he might look like the age-progressed photo on the right.
But the next day, January 29, 1992, Byron was nowhere in sight when his mother, Jettie Page, came home from her job as a nurse. Page said she called a friend of Byron’s who said he had seen him that day at a nearby city bus stop.
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PHILIP ROSENBAUM 