David Michael CREASER Missing Person Case

David Michael

CREASER

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20

70 inches

70 inches

141 lbs

141 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

In the early hours of November 19, 2004, a 20-year-old man named David Michael Creaser was last seen by friends at his south side residence in Edmonton, Alberta. His family reported him missing the following day, November 20, 2004, sparking deep concern for his well-being as he had been struggling with depression. David was a white male, standing at 5 feet 10 inches and weighing around 140 pounds. He had brown hair and hazel eyes. Distinctive features included criss-crossing scars on both of his forearms, along with two large tattoos on his shoulders—one of a tiger and the other of a dragon. When he was last seen, he was wearing dark blue jeans, a black shirt, a green jacket, and white runners. The day after David was reported missing, a 1999 Acura Integra associated with him, though not belonging to him, was discovered abandoned in Rundle Park. This discovery shifted the focus of the search for David to the park and its surrounding areas. His family, consumed with worry, organized searches in the hopes of finding any clue that might lead to his whereabouts. The situation was further complicated by the belief that David may have had gang affiliations. A significant development in the case came in June 2007, when a witness came forward. This individual reported seeing a man who matched David's description leaning far over the railing of the Beverly Bridge, which is near where the car was found, on the morning he disappeared. Despite the passage of time, the investigation into David Michael Creaser's disappearance remains open. His family has had to endure the profound pain of not knowing what happened to their loved one. The initial report of his disappearance highlighted his depressed state, and there were indications that he had previously attempted suicide by cutting his wrists. While his family has acknowledged the possibility that he may have taken his own life, the absence of a body has left them in a state of limbo, unable to find closure. The discovery of the abandoned car and the witness account of a man on the Beverly Bridge are the most significant leads in a case that has left a family with unanswered questions and an enduring sense of loss. The official police file remains a cold case, a somber reminder of a young man who vanished, leaving behind a family searching for answers.

Jacket Green Pants Denim, Blue, Jeans Shirt Black, Dress Shirt Black, T-shirt Shoes White, Running shoes Scar Left Hand, Slash style cut Scar Right Hand, Slash style cut Tattoo Shoulders, One side features a tigre, and the other, a dragon

Nov 19, 2004

Edmonton

Alberta

Edmonton Police Service

Edmonton

Alberta

780-423-4567

780-423-4567

Law Enforcement

04-149607

Edmonton Police Service

Brown

Brown

Brown

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