Their family members vanished. They won’t stop searching.
At Mass. and Cass, it’s possible to disappear for days, weeks – or years.
Behind the figures that shuffle in and out of the clinics and shelters around Massachusetts Avenue, who sleep on the wet sidewalks or around the U-Haul parking lot, who hunch in trances of fentanyl or twitch in the dizzying grips of meth, are the people looking for them.
Globe Magazine articles editor Annalisa Quinn spent more than a year with people looking for their loved ones. This is what she found.
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