As we bid farewell to the wonderful decade that was the eighties, we felt like we were entering a new stage in our lives. 1990 was going to be a brand new year and while the search was still ongoing for 10-year-old Amy Renee Mihaljevic we as kids had to begin to move on.
The stories on the news became less sporadic as each day passed. With each holiday or birthday the media would trot out to Bay Village to interview the Mihaljevic family and see how they were dealing with their missing daughter.
Every once in a while there would be a news story about a recent Amy sighting or about Margaret going on nationally televised programs to bring awareness to Amy’s case.
While the Mihaljevic’s, the investigator’s and volunteer’s continued searching for Amy, the kids in the area had to get used to the new normal. There were serious consequences if you talked to the wrong people so it made us all a bit wearier of anyone that we didn’t know. We did try and move on with our daily lives as much as we could but the reality was Amy was still missing and we knew that any ho of her coming home alive had passed.
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