The Adam Walsh case is one of the most infamous in American history. On July 27, 1981, Adam, the six-year-old son of John and Revé Walsh, was abducted from the Hollywood Mall in Hollywood, Florida. Adam had been shopping with his mother when he wandered away to play video games at a nearby arcade. When Revé returned to check on him, Adam was nowhere to be found. A massive search effort ensued, with police and volunteers scouring the area for any sign of the missing boy. Tragically, 16 days later, Adam's head was found in a canal in Vero Beach, approximately 130 miles north of Hollywood. The remainder of his body was never recovered. The investigation into Adam's murder was one of the largest in Florida history, with numerous suspects and theories emerging over the years. However, despite the efforts of law enforcement, the case remains unsolved. In 2006, police announced that they had reopened the case, citing new evidence and tips. However, no arrests have been made, and the case continues to haunt the Walsh family and the nation. The Adam Walsh case led to significant changes in the way missing children's cases are handled, including the creation of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. John Walsh's experience with his son's murder also inspired him to host America's Most Wanted, a television show that aimed to capture the nation's most notorious fugitives.