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“I do hold out hope,” said Hodge.“I drive down the street, you know, look at someone twice, thinking that might be my brother. The not knowing part is the hardest, not knowing what happened to him,” said Bill.
“Every year, my mom would buy Christmas presents for my brother Mike and put them in the closet upstairs in his room, thinking that maybe someday,” explained Hodge.Now Cleveland Missing is using a new way to put the spotlight on missing persons cases. They’re using decks of playing cards, and Michael Hodge is featured on one of the cards, the 6 of Hearts.“I think it’s a great idea,” said Bill.
“We have 52 cold cases in Northeast Ohio that we were able to put on a deck of cards, and we’re in the process right now of giving them to the jails and prisons in Ohio in hopes that we can solve at least one missing person case,” explained Sylvia Colon. ”These cards actually do help solve some cases, so it is our hope that out of the 52, at least one, just one, would be a major success,” said Colon.
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