Larry John DUCK Missing Person Case

Larry John

DUCK

48

33

73 inches

73 inches

181 lbs

181 lbs

Indigenous

Male

In the vast and often unforgiving landscape of Manitoba, the story of Larry John Duck is one of quiet disappearance and lingering questions. A man of 33, from the remote community of Tadoule Lake, Larry was last seen in the urban heart of Winnipeg. The exact date of his last known whereabouts is shrouded in some uncertainty, with reports varying between on or about April 6th, 2011, and as late as April 28th of the same year. His family, rooted in the close-knit community of Tadoule Lake, has not heard from him since that time, a silence that has stretched into years of concern for his well-being. Larry is described as being 185 cm tall and weighing 82 kg, a physical description that, while helpful, has not been enough to pierce the mystery of his disappearance. Larry John Duck-Powderhorn, born on April 12, 1978, in Thompson, Manitoba, spent his formative years in Tadoule Lake. He was a man who moved between the familiar landscapes of his home and the bustling city of Winnipeg. Those who knew him recall a quiet and private individual who was also a good friend and a helpful member of his community, someone full of life. He found joy and expression in music, with a taste that spanned from the reggae beats of Bob Marley and Black Uhuru to the ambient sounds of Tiesto. Larry was a father to three daughters, Hannah, Tristina, and Sherry Garson, and he had spoken of another child in Sagkeeng First Nation whom he also held as important. His life was also marked by his faith as a "born again Christian," a source of comfort to his mother who holds onto the belief that she will one day be reunited with him. The circumstances surrounding Larry John Duck's disappearance remain an unsolved chapter in the annals of missing persons in Manitoba. Since he was last seen in downtown Winnipeg in the spring of 2011, there has been no contact, no trace, and no answers for his loved ones. The passage of time has not diminished the hope for resolution, but it has deepened the sorrow of his absence. His case is a poignant reminder of the many individuals who vanish, leaving behind a void in the lives of their families and communities. The investigation into what happened to Larry John Duck is an ongoing effort, a search for a man who is remembered for his kindness, his love of music, and the life he lived before he disappeared.

Scar Middle Back, 14 inch surgery scar Tattoo Left Hand, Text "LJD"

Apr 29, 2011

Winnipeg

Manitoba

Thompson RCMP

Thompson

Manitoba

(204) 983-5461

(204) 983-5461

Law Enforcement

2011-562661

Thompson RCMP

Black

Brown

Brown

Build: Medium

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