Roland Enabulele was a 38-year-old man when he was last seen in Toronto, Ontario, on April 23, 2010. According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s Canada’s Missing database, Roland was born in 1972 and was described as a Black male with brown eyes, a dark complexion, and a slender or thin build. He stood approximately 6 feet tall and weighed about 161 pounds. His official missing-person profile describes his hair as bald, short, or brush cut.
Publicly available information does not provide details about what Roland was wearing when he disappeared or identify a specific Toronto address or neighborhood where he was last observed, leaving relatively little known about his movements during the period immediately surrounding his disappearance.
What is known is that Roland had taken a trip to Spain sometime after he was last seen in Toronto. The circumstances surrounding that journey are not extensively detailed in the publicly available record, including precisely when he traveled, where in Spain he stayed, whether he was traveling alone, or what his plans were while there. The next documented contact came on May 3, 2010, when Roland spoke with his ex-wife. During that conversation, he told her that he planned to return to Toronto on May 5. That expected return never happened. Roland did not come back as planned, and the available public record does not describe any confirmed subsequent contact with him. The fact that he had communicated a specific intention to return to Toronto, only to seemingly disappear before doing so, became one of the central circumstances in the investigation into his whereabouts.
Very little additional information about Roland’s activities after his trip to Spain has been released publicly. The available case materials do not identify a confirmed flight reservation, airport sighting, financial transaction, telephone activity, or other verified event establishing exactly where he was after speaking with his ex-wife. They also do not publicly explain whether investigators established that Roland actually boarded transportation for his planned return to Canada. There is similarly no publicly released information identifying a suspect, indicating that anyone has been arrested, or establishing that criminal activity was responsible for his disappearance. The lack of publicly disclosed evidence makes Roland’s case particularly difficult to reconstruct: investigators have the knowledge that he traveled abroad, communicated with someone close to him, and expressed plans to return home, but the public record provides no documented trail explaining what happened between that conversation and his failure to arrive back in Toronto. The RCMP case remains recorded under Canada’s Missing reference number 2014005441, while the Toronto Police Service Missing Persons Unit lists its investigative reference as 2010-3826639.D42.
Roland continues to be listed in Canada’s national missing-person records, with the RCMP profile advising that current information and status should be verified through Canada’s Missing or the investigating agency. Anyone with information that could help determine what happened to him is asked to contact the Toronto Police Service Missing Persons Unit at 416-808-7411. Information can also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. More than sixteen years after Roland was last seen in Toronto, the publicly documented facts remain hauntingly limited: a 38-year-old man left Toronto, traveled to Spain, spoke with his ex-wife and told her he intended to return home, but he never made that expected return and no publicly confirmed trace explains what happened afterward. At its core, Roland Enabulele’s disappearance remains an unresolved search for the missing piece between his final known communications and the journey home he apparently intended to make, leaving investigators and those who care about him without a definitive account of where he went or why he never returned.Last Seen: Apr 23, 2010
