Michael J. Sakara, a 55-year-old White man, disappeared in the first hours of July 30, 1993, after a familiar night out in Manhattan. He was a regular at the Five Oaks piano bar in Greenwich Village, the kind of place where faces became fixtures and routines felt safe. Late on July 29 into the morning, he spent hours drinking there, lingering through last call. Near closing time, he was seen talking closely with a man he introduced around the bar as “Mark,” saying he was a nurse from Saint V
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