Andrew Fluegelman, a 41-year-old pioneer in the software industry, went missing on July 6, 1985, from Tiburon, California. He was a well-known figure, credited with founding PC World and Macworld magazines and developing the groundbreaking shareware program PC-Talk. Just before his disappearance, Fluegelman had been diagnosed with cancer and was dealing with the side effects of medication, which reportedly caused depression and erratic behavior.
On the day of his disappearance, Fluegelm
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Last Seen: Jul 06, 1985