In the late afternoon of November 27th, 2012, a 51-year-old man named Kenneth Chester Fehr was seen for the last time in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He was in the 1700 block of Idylwyld Drive North at approximately 5:30 PM. Having recently relocated to Saskatoon from Nipawin, his disappearance raised immediate concern among his relatives. Compounding their worries was the fact that Kenneth had expressed thoughts of self-harm to multiple family members and friends, and had tellingly said his
goodbyes before he vanished. Further adding to the troubling circumstances, he left behind his wallet and cell phone.
Kenneth is described as a Caucasian male, standing at 5'11' and weighing between 170 and 180 pounds. He had long, dirty-blonde hair and a moustache. A significant identifying feature is the numerous tattoos covering his arms, chest, and back. These include a Celtic cross on his right forearm, the letter 'C' on his left ring finger, 'ken' on his right upper arm, the letter 'k' on his right shoulder, 'Ken' on the left side of his chest, and 'scooter tramp' across his back. Additionally, he has a tattoo of a Harley Davidson motorcycle and a blue rose on his left forearm.
The investigation into Kenneth's disappearance remains active, with the Saskatoon Police Service handling the case. Over the years, his family has continued to hope for answers, with his son expressing the profound and lasting impact of his father's absence. The case of Kenneth Chester Fehr is a somber story of a man who seemingly chose to walk away from his life, leaving behind personal belongings and a trail of heartfelt goodbyes. The troubling indications of his state of mind at the time of his disappearance have left his loved ones in a prolonged state of uncertainty. Despite the passage of time, the search for answers continues, fueled by the hope of one day understanding what happened to him.Last Seen: Nov 27, 2012
