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Have you seen Shelly HOFMANN?
Port Alberni BC
Thu Jul 28 14:19:00 PDT 2016 - File # 206-5779

The Port Alberni RCMP is continuing its investigation into the disappearance of 49 year old Port Alberni resident, Shelly Jean HOFMANN.
Members of the General Investigation Section along with other members of the detachment remain active in their search for Shelly. Investigators continue to seek the public’s assistance.
Shelly hasn't been seen since June 24th, 2016. She was last seen in the 3000 block of 3rd Ave in downtown Port Alberni, in front of Alberni Community & Women's Services Society (ACAWS). "We would like to take the opportunity to ask the public once again, if you have any information about Shelly's disappearance, please contact Port Alberni RCMP investigators or if you wish to remain anonymous, Crime Stoppers", states Corporal Amelia HAYDEN, of the Port Alberni RCMP. "What may seem inconsequential to you, may be the missing link in this investigative puzzle. Everything is important."
Anyone with information on Shelly's movements since June 24th is asked to contact their local police or Crime Stoppers
• by phone: 1-800-222-8477(TIPS)
• online: www.solvecrime.ca
• by SMS: Text: BCTIP and your message to CRIMES (274637)

Nanaimo RCMP are searching for 40-year-old Marlon Orozco-Castillo
Our Sincere Prayer are with Marlo's Family
B.C. Coroners Service identifies remains found near Rosstown Road
Nanaimo BC
2016-07-29 08:29 PDT - File # 2016-14022
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The BC Coroners Service has made a positive identification of the human remains found on July 4th near Bowen Road.
The remains have been identified as 40 year Marlon Orozco-Castillo of Nanaimo reported missing from Nanaimo in May of this year. Orozco-Castillo's family and next of kin have been notified. The resulting investigation found no evidence of foul play and the death continues to be investigated by the BC Coroners Service.

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New West police looking for missing man - Donald Smith New Westminster police are asking for the public’s help to find 47-year-old Donald Smith. Smith was from New Westminster and was last seen in his home in the 700 block of Carnarvon Street on April 21. He usually uses public transit, so he is believed to be somewhere in the Lower Mainland. He is described as Caucasian, 5 foot 8, with blue eyes, brown hair, and weights approximately 200 pounds. “We’re concerned for Mr. Smith’s well-being because he is believed to have medical concerns, including diabetes,” said Media Relations Officer Acting Sergeant Jeff Scott in a release. Police are asking anyone with information to contact them.
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A Very Sad Ending - Our Prayers are with Marc's Family Missing Person Investigation Turns to Recovery Operation Port Hardy, Port Alice 2016-04-05 11:06 PDT - File # 2016-92 ............... On April 4th, 2016 just after 2PM, Port Alice and Port Hardy RCMP were dispatched to a remote logging road, approximately 1.5 hours outside of Port Alice, for a report of vehicle down a steep embankment. The steep decline and terrain made it impossible for investigators to get to the vehicle, and ascertain whether there was anyone inside. After several hours, and with the assistance of the Campbell River Search and Rescue, and using machinery volunteered by the LeMare Logging Company, responders were able to extract the vehicle up the hill to the roadway. Late last evening, Port Alice RCMP confirmed, the vehicle was that of Marc Regimbal, the 62 year old male, reported missing from Port Alice. His body was located inside. The investigation into this fatal motor vehicle collision is ongoing, in partnership with a traffic collision analyst, from North Island Traffic Services, as well as the BC Coroners Service. An autopsy is expected later this week, to assist in determining cause of death. Staff Sergeant Gord Brownridge states, “I would like to extend my personal gratitude to the employees and owner at LeMare Logging Company and the Campbell River SAR. We would not have been able to extricate the vehicle, and subsequently locate the missing person, had it not been for the LeMare Logging, providing equipment, and voluntarily shutting down operations which were instrumental in the recovery, and the Campbell River SAR with their expertise in complex operations, such as these.
Nanaimo RCMP are asking for public assistance in a missing-person case dating back to 2012. 2016-04-04 13:24 PDT - File # 2012-6224 Harley William Boxall, 50, has not been seen since he was reported missing in March 2012. Several news releases issued by police since then have turned up nothing. Boxall had been living on Wallace Street in Nanaimo. He does not drive or use public transportation, and had has limited funds. He was five feet 10 inches tall and weighed 170 pounds at the time of his disappearance. He had brown hair and blue eyes. “These files are reviewed annually and we’re hoping that just by putting it out it will jog someone’s memory,” said Nanaimo RCMP Const. Gary O’Brien. Anyone with information is asked to call Nanaimo RCMP at 250-754-2345 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), go to nanaimocrimestoppers.com or text 274637 using the keyword “Nanaimo.”
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Munny Sidhu of Abbotsford has been missing for 10 years, still no answers by Vikki Hopes - Abbotsford News posted Mar 30, 2016 at 11:00 AM— updated Mar 30, 2016 at 3:08 PM When his family home near Rotary Stadium in Abbotsford went up for sale a few years ago upon his parents’ divorce, A.J. Sidhu couldn’t bear to see it go. It was where he had so many fond memories of growing up with his sister and their little brother, Manvir, who everyone called “Munny.” A.J., 10 years older, had changed Munny’s diapers when he was a baby, and thought of him almost as his own child. When Munny hit his teens, the two forged a strong brother bond, with A.J. often counselling and guiding his spirited sibling. A.J. looked forward to seeing what the future held for Munny. That day has never come. Today (March 30) marks the 10-year anniversary of Munny’s disappearance. He was 17 years old – and just three months shy of his graduation from W. J. Mouat Secondary – when he went missing. To this day, there have been no solid leads to the question his family so desperately wants answered: What happened to Munny? “It’s still a puzzle,” says Abbotsford Police Const. Ian MacDonald. On the evening of March 30, 2006, Munny (in photo at left) returned home from hanging out with friends, and spoke briefly with A.J. and A.J.’s wife before asking his mom, Kashmir, to make him the next morning. He was last seen going to his second-floor bedroom at 10:30 p.m. At approximately 7:30 a.m. the next day, Kashmir went to Munny’s room and found his bed empty and his blinds and window open. The bed had been made up to look as though someone were in it. Munny’s wallet, passport, eyeglasses and contact lenses were all left behind. A.J., now 37, recalls the panic in his mom’s voice that morning. Munny was a good kid who always checked in with Kashmir if he was going to be gone, and she immediately knew that something was wrong. A.J. tried to reassure his mom that Munny had just gone out for the evening and would be home soon; he was an athletic kid who often exited the house by leaving through his bedroom window and jumping to the ground. “It wasn’t like he was sneaking out. It was more of, ‘I don’t need a door,’ ” A.J. laughs. A.J. and his mom began calling Munny’s friends, and discovered that many of them had received texts from Munny’s phone number, saying that he was on his way to India. But A.J. says those messages were written in a tone and style that were unlike Munny’s, and the family doesn’t believe he would go on a trip without informing them. The family reported Munny’s disappearance to police, who soon discovered surveillance video at Abbotsford Airport of a person they believed to be Munny. A.J. said everyone in the family thoroughly reviewed the footage, and all ruled out that it was him. There have been no further leads since that time. A.J. says the circumstances have taken a toll on the family. Every time they hear a news report about a found body, they wonder if it’s Munny. Every time they hear about a missing person, it dredges up their pain. “That’s the hardest part – not knowing. There’s no closure whatsoever.” A.J., a rap artist who runs an independent record label called Thuggish Records Inc., said the first couple of years following Munny’s disappearance were the worst. His mind would continuously play out the scenarios of what might have happened to his brother, and he turned to alcohol, losing his driver’s licence in 2006 for five years when he passed out at the wheel while impaired. He feels fortunate that he did not hurt himself or anyone else, and he stopped drinking after that. After his parents’ divorce, A.J. bought the family home and now lives there with his wife, his 14-year-old daughter, and son, who, in his high school graduation year, is at precisely the same age Munny was when he went missing. His mom lives there half the year, and spends the other half in India, while his dad lives elsewhere in Abbotsford. A.J.’s son, who has fond memories of his uncle, has taken over the bedroom that used to be Munny’s. His son feels at peace in there, A.J. says. The family believes that someone has information about Munny’s disappearance and hopes that, after 10 years, they will no longer be able to withhold it. “There is an ounce of hope that hopefully something good comes out of it, but I’m not stupid. I know there’s a very, very high percentage of a chance that he’s no longer around,” A.J. says. If his brother is no longer alive, there will be no funeral until they have proof, he says. “I’ll never go there until there is some evidence of what happened.” Munny’s disappearance remains an open file with the Abbotsford Police Department (APD). Anyone with information is asked to call the APD at 604-859-5225 or text abbypd (222973).
Our Prayers are with Dave's Wife and family Gabriola RCMP have confirmed that Dave Hepper was found deceased just after 12pm on Thursday, March 24. Hepper was reported missing this past Sunday, March 20, just after 5pm. He hadn’t been seen since 9am, heading into the woods on the east end of Wild Cherry Terrace. Cpl. Markus Müntener, Gabriola RCMP Detachement Commander, said Hepper was found roughly 40m off the trail, roughly half a kilometer east of the trailhead off Wild Cherry. Müntener did not say who had found Hepper, saying it was someone walking the trails. As to when Hepper died, and what the cause of death might be, Müntener said RCMP do not suspect foul play. The BC Coroners’ Service has now transported Hepper off Gabriola and will be conducting an investigation into cause of death. The main search for Hepper, over the four days between Sunday and Wednesday, involving the Gabriola Fire Department, Gabriola RCMP, Nanaimo and K9 RCMP, and 13 Search and Rescue teams from Vancouver Island and the mainland. Up to 60 SAR members were out in the woods at any given time for the Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday period. They were joined by a number of Gabriolans who took to the perimeter woods and trails outside the main search area to help in finding their fellow islander. Müntener was asked if there was anything about where Hepper was found that would have caused him to have been missed. “There’s nothing specific about the location, that would preclude anyone from finding him. It’s going to be a mystery about why that huge search effort didn’t find him.” Müntener said while he didn’t want to speak on behalf of the family, he said from talking to them, “that they are appreciative of the community support, and the effort from SAR and all agencies involved, including Gabriolans.” Gabriola Island RCMP
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Vancouver Police Looking for Missing Man - Richard Mindlin March 16, 2016 Vancouver Police continue to look for a missing man who has not been seen since March 8th and are releasing an updated photo provided by his family. The photo is believed to better resemble his current appearance. Fifty-six-year-old Richard Mindlin was last seen by friends in the area of Dunlevy and Cordova Street. Richard is described as white, 5’10” tall, 185 pounds, with a medium build, and is missing a few of his front teeth. He was last seen wearing a white and black shirt with blue jeans and a black leather jacket. Anyone who knows the whereabouts of Richard Mindlin is asked to call 9-1-1 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Richard Mindlin Vancouver Police are looking for a missing man who has not been seen since March 8th. Fifty-six year-old Richard Mindlin was last seen by friends in the area of Dunlevy and Cordova Street. Richard is white, 5’10” tall, weighs 185 pounds, and has a medium build. He has shoulder-length, light brown hair that is greying, and a short beard. Richard is also missing a few of his front teeth. He was last seen wearing a white and black shirt with blue jeans and a black leather jacket. Anyone who knows the wherabouts of Richard Mindlin is asked to call 9-1-1.
Missing Persons Names Released Prince George, Air Services 2016-03-15 09:11 PDT - File # 2016-06199 NO PHOTOS RELEASED The names of the two men that went missing in the Salmon River near Prince George on March 7th, 2016 are being released. During the late afternoon of Monday March 7th, 2016, the Prince George RCMP were called to the Salmon River for a report of two persons that had gone into the river. Through investigation, officers learned that 36 year old Salmon Valley resident Ryan Everett JENKINS, went into the fast flowing river while operating a snowmobile. Attempts were made by on-lookers to rescue JENKINS. One of them, 31 year old Prince George resident Brandon Warren LAWRENCE, ran from shore and without hesitation jumped into the water in an attempt to rescue JENKINS. Moments later, both men were swept under a large portion of ice covering the width of the river. Emergency Management BC and the Prince George Search & Rescue Society assisted the Prince George RCMP in searching for the two men for approximately 2.5 days on land and in the air, without success. The search has been postponed with the possibility of starting again if river conditions allow for it. The RCMP want to extend our sincere sympathy to the families and friends of Ryan and Brandon. We would also like to thank the members of the Prince George Search & Rescue Society for their hard work and dedication. With our unusually warm winter, ice is not safe to be on. Police and Prince George Search & Rescue urge all persons to stay off ice in our area and be cautious around all lakes and rivers

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