The fog in Hallstead County was thick enough to erase the world. It clung to the pine trees, curled under the porch lights, and muffled the sound of tires on the old roads. Here, memories faded in silence, like breath on glass, and for nearly four decades, so did the answer to the county’s most haunting question: What happened to the fifteen children who boarded a yellow school bus one spring morning in 1986 and never returned?
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