When did the Missing Person: Michael Way case occur?

The Missing Person: Michael Way case was opened in 2002, in Atlanta, Georgia. Current status: Open.

Where did the Missing Person: Michael Way case take place?

The Missing Person: Michael Way case took place in Atlanta, Georgia. It is classified as a missing person and is currently open.

What is the current status of the Missing Person: Michael Way case?

The current status of the Missing Person: Michael Way case is: Open. CrimeBase.org has indexed 7 public sources for this case. AI confidence score: 80%.

Missing Person: Michael Way

Q: Who is Michael Way?

Michael Way is the victim in the missing person case "Missing Person: Michael Way" in Atlanta, Georgia. "Michael Way, aged 24, disappeared from Atlanta, Georgia, on March 25, 2002, after last being seen at 1940 Fisher Road SE. Over two decades later, his case remains open with an exceptional sparsity of

Category: Missing Person | Status: Open

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Year: 2002

Victim: Michael Way

"Michael Way, aged 24, disappeared from Atlanta, Georgia, on March 25, 2002, after last being seen at 1940 Fisher Road SE. Over two decades later, his case remains open with an exceptional sparsity of

7 sources indexed. Confidence score: 80%.

Read the full investigation on CrimeBase.org

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