Under the title “Haunted by a Disappearance" Jennifer Boylan
writes in her New York Times Op-Ed piece today of the Manhattan disappearance
on New Year’s Eve 30 years ago of Yale Divinity School
student, Sam Todd.
Her article swirls around her own feelings of having wanted to escape the self of her childhood and youth and its trans-gendered confusion.
My investigative report on Sam Todd presented to the president
of Yale and the Dean of the Divinity
School as well as Sam
Todd’s parents, thirty years ago, suggests that feelings of wanting to escape a childhood persona were present in Sam
at the time of his disappearance.
That report was published in Connecticut Magazine in May, 1985.
Is it possible that Sam is still alive.these thirty years later?
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