Tihomir MALETIC Missing Person Case

Tihomir

MALETIC

60

17

67 inches

67 inches

150 lbs

150 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

On January 24, 1983, a 17-year-old male named Tihomir Maletic, also known as Tim, left his family's home in Kitchener, Ontario. He was a student at Grand River Collegiate and on that Monday, he left a note for his parents stating that he was going to Toronto. This was the last time anyone from his family would hear from him. At the time of his disappearance, Tihomir was described as a white male, standing at 5'7" and weighing approximately 150 pounds, with a slender build, brown hair, brown eyes, and a sallow complexion. He was believed to be wearing a dark grey winter jacket, dark blue or brown corduroy pants, and brown winter boots. He was also carrying a blue and red Adidas backpack and a pair of roller skates. The initial days following Tihomir's departure were filled with an unnerving silence, with no confirmed sightings or any communication from him. The hope of his quick return was shattered a week later when a perplexing clue surfaced. On February 1, 1983, his wallet was mailed back to his family's residence. The postmark on the envelope indicated that it had been sent from Detroit, Michigan, adding a troubling and international dimension to the case. The contents of the wallet, including personal identification, were intact. The identity of the person who mailed the wallet has never been determined. This strange event deepened the mystery surrounding his whereabouts and left his family with more questions than answers. The investigation into Tihomir Maletic's disappearance has spanned decades, yet it remains an unsolved case. Despite the passage of time, law enforcement agencies, including the Waterloo Regional Police Service, continue to seek information that might lead to a resolution. Tihomir had ties to the Windsor, Ontario, area, which is near the U.S. border with Detroit, raising questions about his intended destination and the people he may have encountered. The mysterious return of his wallet from Detroit remains a central and haunting piece of the puzzle in this long-standing missing person case. The circumstances of his disappearance, a young man on the cusp of adulthood who seemingly vanished after leaving a simple note, have left a lasting impact on his family and community, who continue to hope for answers.

Backpack Blue, Red, Adidas, Blue with red trim Boots Brown, Winter Jacket Grey, Dark grey Jeans Blue Pants Corduroy, Dark Blue, Brown, Or brown

Jan 24, 1983

Kitchener

Ontario

Waterloo Regional Police Service

Waterloo Regional

Ontario

519-653-7700

519-653-7700

Law Enforcement

MISSP83004346

Waterloo Regional Police Service

Brown

Brown

Brown

Build: Slender/Thin; Complexion: Sallow

No