1:02:00
to be accepted, to fit in.
1:02:03
Public clamor over his morality
reaches a fever pitch...
1:02:07
and on the eve
of his sentencing...
1:02:10
Leonard Zelig vanishes.
1:02:19
This is Chief lnspector
of Police Thomas Dowd...
1:02:23
with a national
broadcasting news break.
1:02:25
Leonard Zelig is missing.
1:02:27
On the eve of his sentencing...
1:02:30
for an assortment
of crimes and misdemeanors...
1:02:33
ranging from polygamy to fraud,
he has disappeared.
1:02:36
We are searching for clues...
1:02:38
and would appreciate
speaking with anyone...
1:02:40
who might have any information
leading to his apprehension.
1:02:44
My sister was just shattered.
1:02:47
She tried to keep up
a calm front...
1:02:52
but she was just too upset.
1:02:55
And she wasn't a person...
1:02:57
who usually
displayed emotion easily...
1:03:00
except where Leonard
was concerned.
1:03:05
Dr. Fletcher and the police
confer daily.
1:03:09
Together they make
public appeals...
1:03:11
to anyone who might know
of his whereabouts.
1:03:14
Apart from several
crank telephone calls...
1:03:16
there is little response.
1:03:18
Months go by,
and Zelig is not heard from.
1:03:21
Cars are searched.
1:03:23
False leads pour in
from everywhere.
1:03:26
His jacket is recovered
in Texas.
1:03:28
A manhunt in that state
proves futile.
1:03:31
He is reported seen
in Chicago, in California.
1:03:35
This still photo appears
to have a man resembling him...
1:03:38
with a mariachi band in Mexico.
1:03:44
Dr. Fletcher continues
to search for Zelig...
1:03:48
but hopes fade
with each passing day.
1:03:51
All I could think of
was Leonard...
1:03:54
how much I missed him
and loved him...
1:03:57
and all the terrific times
we'd spent together.