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This is author David Graham.

The men who found the body called the police, who came to remove it.

The man seemed to be in his 30s, was tall, and had long dark hair and blue eyes.

He matched the description of someone who'd been reported missing, a man named Darius Anishevsky.

Darius was from the city of Wrocław, 60 miles away, and had last been seen about four weeks earlier, on November 13, 2000.

Darius's wife didn't want to see the body, so the police brought in his mother, and she confirmed it was him.

Where had he last been seen?

What did his family think?

I mean, when they reported him missing, what did they think had happened?

The police were able to trace the phone call to a payphone not far from Darius's office.

But they were unable to find out who the caller was.

About three years went by.

The case was eventually passed along to a 38-year-old detective named Jacek Robleski.

Did he have any suspicions about the case?