Introduction: A Routine Haul Turns Mysterious

In September 2000, Trevor George Angell, a 28-year-old long-haul truck driver from Calgary, Alberta, embarked on what was supposed to be a routine delivery from Canada to Los Angeles. Employed by Cool-X Transport, Angell was accustomed to transporting meat southbound and returning north with produce. This trip, however, would deviate tragically from the norm, culminating in his unexplained disappearance in Primm, Nevada. 

The Journey South: Calgary to Los Angeles

Angell departed Calgary in mid-September 2000, hauling a load of beef destined for Los Angeles. Demonstrating his dedication, he completed the approximately 3,000-mile journey in just over a day. Upon delivering the beef, he promptly loaded his trailer with bananas for the return trip to Canada. ...Read More