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Christopher
GUIMOND
59
48
67 inches
67 inches
181 lbs
181 lbs
Indigenous
Male
On an evening in early April 2015, a 48-year-old man named Christopher Guimond made a familiar phone call to his mother, letting her know he was on his way home in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Security cameras recorded what would become the last known images of him on April 7th, showing him stepping off a southbound city bus at the intersection of Pembina Highway and Plaza Drive, just a few blocks from his residence. After that moment, the loving son and fishing guide seemingly vanished, leaving his family engulfed in a painful and prolonged state of uncertainty. He was last seen wearing a black spring jacket over a grey hoodie, blue jeans, and brown runners. The silence that followed Christopher’s failure to arrive home was deeply out of character, amplifying his family's distress. His mother, Dorothy Starr, was used to regular contact with her son, and his sudden absence began a relentless quest for answers that has stretched over years. In the months leading up to his disappearance, Christopher had confided in family members that he was being threatened, though the reasons remained unclear. Fueled by a mother's intuition and a painful tip suggesting her son may have been killed, Dorothy has tirelessly searched the city with relatives, refusing to give up hope for resolution even as she came to believe he was no longer alive. The family’s grief has been compounded by a feeling that the official investigation lacked the urgency it deserved. His mother has openly questioned whether her son’s case received the same level of attention as others, wondering if his Indigenous heritage played a role in the response. Relatives traveled from across Manitoba to aid in the search for the man described as helpful and kind. The investigation into what happened to Christopher Guimond remains an open and active missing person case with the Winnipeg Police Service. Despite the passage of time and the family's heart-wrenching efforts, including offering a financial reward for information, no trace of him has been found, leaving his loved ones waiting for the answers that might one day bring him home and provide them with peace.
Jacket Black, Lightweight, Spring type Jeans Blue Shoes Brown, Running shoes Sweater Grey, Hooded Scar Mouth, 25mm Scar Abdomen, 203mm Scar Chest, 152mm Tattoo Right Forearm, "VS" Tattoo Left Forearm, "DENISE CG" Tattoo Right Wrist, "DE" Tattoo Chest
Apr 07, 2015
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Winnipeg Police Service Missing Persons Unit at ;
Manitoba
(204) 986-6250
(204) 986-6250
Law Enforcement
R150026179
Winnipeg Police Service Missing Persons Unit at ;
Brown
Brown
Brown
Build: Heavy; Hair details: Short
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