In May 1991, 28-year-old Gordon “Gordy” Page Jr. disappeared from a residential home in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Gordy had been misdiagnosed with schizophrenia before later being recognized as autistic. He possessed an extraordinary memory—especially for baseball—and had amassed a collection of tens of thousands of baseball cards. Days before his disappearance, his father visited him at the home. When it was time for him to leave, Gordy desperately tried to follow. His father drove away with a decision he would regret for the rest of his life. Four days later, Gordy was gone.

A possible sighting placed him hitchhiking toward Interstate 96. Weeks later, baseball cards believed to have belonged to Gordy were discovered beneath an I-96 overpass—including cards connected to some of his favorite players. But the trail ended there. More than three decades later, Gordy has never been found.

Before hearing any of that history, David Zarza was given only Gordy’s name, birth date, and photograph. During his intuitive reading, David described a tall, lanky man with an intensely organized yet repetitive mind, a strong attachment to family, and images connected to sports cards. He also described someone leaving a residential setting, wandering for years, surviving largely on his own, and eventually traveling far from where his journey began.

Then Theresa reveals the documented history—and the similarities begin to emerge.

Where did Gordy go after leaving Grand Rapids? Who might have encountered him along the way? And could the clues left behind point toward a final destination no one has yet searched?

Some stories end. Some questions don’t. This is Still Unanswered.

David’s intuitive impressions are personal perceptions and are not presented as fact or evidence. Nothing discussed in this episode should be interpreted as an accusation or determination of guilt.

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