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Mom and son go missing without a trace. 2 years later, cops visit grandma's house—they see the wall-teaser

Celeste Li
In a divorce, it's the kids who suffer the most. It's a well known cliche--- but cliches exist for a reason. In a bitter divorce between Michael Chekevdia and Shannon Wilfong, their son Richard suffered more than most. Richard was four when his parents divorce and custody battle changed his life forever. Grappling to come to agreeable terms with her husband, Wilfong took her child and fled. For two years, they were officially listed as missing persons. They vanished without a trace, and Chekevdia was unsure if he would ever see his son again. In 2007, amidst a contentious custody battle, Shannon Wilfong and her son Richard disappeared from their home in southern Illinois.
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