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Slow burn media and Bill Huffman present. This week's special episode of Who Killed Amy Mahalovic.

Episode 3, The Body, Redux Edition.

Previously on Who Killed Amy Mahalovic.

Fifth grader Amy Mahalovic went to Bay Village Middle School on Friday, wearing green pants, a lavender and green sweatshirt, and carrying a denim and red backpack.

Police found Amy's bike locked up at school, but they haven't found Amy.

Bay Village Police and the FBI aren't thumping that knows at any clues, including the remotest of possible leaves.

Right now, time is the enemy as the abductors' trail grows colder by the day.

The halls were noticeably quieter, a sign the students have learned a disturbing lesson about life

and the tragedy it sometimes holds.

In this investigation, I've been involved in the Mhalovic investigation, children continue to

talk to strangers, either telephonically or in person. And I know their parents have told them,

don't do that, but they continue to do it. I don't think you can tell a child enough. Don't talk to

strangers. Amy became everybody's child. Her playful grin endeared us to her, but tattered ribbons now remind us of the ugliness, not the hope.

Can you help us out on October 27, 1989? And a lot of them just can't remember. Maybe they have the information, maybe they don't. But that's one of the primary concerns right now is the passage of time.

We sent everything good out of our hearts to you.

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