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May 26th, 1991

Grand Rapids, Michigan

28-year-old Gordon Page, Jr. is discovered to be missing from his room at the Cascade Foster Care Home,

a residential treatment center for individuals with autism.

Since a man matching Gordon's description to see hitchhiking on a nearby interstate,

it is theorized that he escaped from the home in order to travel the Florida to see his family.

While their reported eyewitness sightings of Gordon,

and a baseball card collection believed to belong to him is found in the weeks following his disappearance,

Gordon continues to remain a missing person. After that, the trail went cold.

Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of The Trail Went Cold.

I'm your host Robin Warder, and today we're going to be covering two famous missing

persons cases which were featured on Saul Mysteries, the 1991 disappearance of Gordon Page, Jr.

and the 1993 disappearance of Christy Krebs. I've received multiple requests to cover both these cases,

and I've decided to combine them together into one episode because there are numerous

similarities between them, including the fact that they are considered to be two of the saddest

and most heartbreaking missing persons cases ever featured on the show.

Gordon Page's Jr., who went by the nickname Gordy, was a young man who went through a number

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