Can't think of the name regarding this case. I always get it confused with Tony Lombardi, but it is a different one. What I remember about this case is a father trying to find his druggie son and he's spent close to $100,000 of his own money to try and get results. But there seems to be a police cover up involved. Including a police chief that ordered it, and got out of trouble because he was friends with a judge? Help me remember.

http://unsolvedmysteries.wikia.com/wiki/Michael_Rosenblum

Interesting timing that this case was brought up now. He went missing 37 years ago today.

Interesting timing that this case was brought up now. He went missing 37 years ago today.

I firmly believe that everyone has a bit of clairvoyance in them.

Maurice Rosenblum was a persistent kind of cat. In the Pittsburgh Magazine article that was posted on the case, they detailed Michael's downward spiral into painkiller addiction and how this was allegedly facilitated by a doctor on the Jersey Shore. Once Maurice found out there was a connection between this physician and his son, he basically forced the physician into surrendering his license via threats of legal action.

The doctor in question was interviewed for the article and said, "Rosenblum swore he was going to get me. And, he apparently did."


PS: If you want to learn more about the Michael Rosenblum case you might want to check out forum member RobinW's excellent podcast "The Trail Went Cold" in which he covers the case in Episode 11: http://trailwentcold.com/2016/07/07/the-trail-went-cold-episode-11-michael-rosenblum/