Roger Alderic LEBLANC Missing Person Case

Roger Alderic

LEBLANC

66

34

66 inches

66 inches

165 lbs

165 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

In the quiet, wooded areas of New Brunswick, a story of mystery and lingering questions began to unfold in November of 1993. At the center of this narrative is Roger Alderic LEBLANC, a 34-year-old man whose disappearance is intricately woven with a local tragedy. He was last seen in the vicinity of Canaan Station, a small community in the southeastern part of the province. The exact date of his last confirmed sighting is somewhat unclear, with some accounts stating November 20th and others November 21st of that year. At the time he went missing, he was described as being 5'5" tall and weighing approximately 165 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. His sudden vanishing left behind a void filled with speculation and a family without answers. The circumstances surrounding Roger Alderic LEBLANC's disappearance are deeply unsettling and directly connected to a grim event that had shaken the nearby community of Saint-Antoine just a week prior. On November 14, 1993, the bodies of two teenagers, 14-year-old Marcia LeBlanc and 17-year-old Marcel Cormier, were discovered. The young couple had been murdered, a violent act that left the region in shock and fear. In the course of their investigation into this double homicide, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police identified Roger Alderic LEBLANC as a person of interest. Investigators interviewed him on November 21, 1993. The very next day, he was gone. In the initial stages of his disappearance, there was some thought that he might have become a lost hunter in the dense woods of the area. However, this theory soon gave way to a more troubling belief that his disappearance was intentional. This suspicion grew when some of his personal belongings, including his vehicle, were discovered abandoned. An extensive search of the area, including the Canaan River where some of his possessions were located, was conducted by police and volunteer search and rescue teams. Despite their efforts, no trace of Roger Alderic LEBLANC was found. The search was ultimately unsuccessful in locating him, and the questions surrounding his fate only multiplied. The investigation into the disappearance of Roger Alderic LEBLANC remains open, a cold case that is inextricably linked to the unsolved murders of Marcia LeBlanc and Marcel Cormier. Authorities have expressed that locating him, whether dead or alive, could be the crucial element in solving the tragic deaths of the two teenagers. It is widely believed that he may be deceased, but without any concrete evidence, his official status remains that of a missing person. The case as a whole is a somber reminder of the lasting impact of unresolved loss and the enduring hope for answers, even after decades of uncertainty. The passage of time has not diminished the need for closure for the families involved, nor has it quieted the whispers of what might have happened in the woods of New Brunswick in the autumn of 1993.

Nov 20, 1993

Canaan Station

New Brunswick

RCMP J-Division Major Crime Unit Southeast //

New Brunswick

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506-851-7281

506-851-7281

Law Enforcement

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RCMP J-Division Major Crime Unit Southeast //

Brown

Blue

Blue

Build: Medium; Complexion: Light/Fair

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