Plot Synopsis

Ninth telefilm in the "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" TV movie franchise. A seven-year-old boy leaves a trail of clues as to his whereabouts as he and his mom travel from place to place in Colorado. The clues take the form of photos shot with a disposable camera he found in a hotel ballroom during a '80s-themed party. After taking one final photo he drops the camera into a mailbox outside a lodge west of Pueblo. At the Dead Letter Office, Oliver and Norman work in Norman's newly established laboratory, while Shane and Rita review the latest box of incoming miscellaneous objects. As they check out one of the items, the disposable camera the boy had earlier used, Norman develops the film and the final photo reveals a handwritten note that says "Find me, Daddy. We're in grey car. I want to go home." It appears that a child could have been in trouble, and even though the photo is assumed to be nearly 30 years old, the detectives commitment is unwavering. They must find the child, who they assume to be an adult by now. They set out together on a road trip soon uncover clues as they inch their way closer to the truth. The team soon discovers that while the camera was vintage 1980s, the photos were taken only three weeks prior, which increases their urgency in locating the boy who may be in danger. A series of misfortunes and unexpected kindnesses lead the boy and his mother on their journey that seems to keep them one step ahead of the POstables, while the dogged determination of Oliver, Shane, Rita and Norman pushes them onward towards the truth.