Police in Illinois hoping for break in 1998 missing cold case
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PALATINE, Ill. (WGN) Authorities in Illinois are reaching out to the public for assistance in solving a missing person case that has remained a mystery since 1998.

Anthony “Tony” Klama was officially reported missing on November 6, 1998, after he did not arrive for work.

The last confirmed sighting of Klama occurred in Palatine, a suburb of Chicago, the previous night around 11:30 p.m.
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