Paul LEDUC Missing Person Case

Paul

LEDUC

63

23

69 inches

69 inches

143 lbs

143 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

In the idyllic setting of Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, a young man named Paul Leduc vanished without a trace, leaving behind a puzzling scene and a family full of unanswered questions. On June 17, 1986, the 23-year-old had plans to visit his family's cottage situated by the serene shores of Lake Duhamel in the Saint Jovite area. It was a familiar and cherished retreat for the Leduc family, a place of peaceful solitude and happy memories, making his disappearance from this location all the more unsettling. Paul, a male with brown hair and blue eyes, stood at 69 inches tall and weighed approximately 143 pounds at the time he went missing. The circumstances surrounding Paul's disappearance are both perplexing and deeply concerning. His vehicle, a tangible link to his last known movements, was discovered parked at the family cottage, just as one would expect. Inside the cottage, his personal belongings were found, seemingly untouched and in order, offering no immediate clues of a struggle or a planned departure. The most disturbing discovery, however, was made on the waters of Lake Duhamel. Paul's canoe, a vessel he was presumably using, was found adrift. Inside the canoe were his paddles and a life jacket, items that suggest he may have intended to be on the water, yet their abandoned state paints a somber picture of what might have transpired. The discovery of the empty canoe, gently rocked by the currents of the lake, marked the beginning of a long and painful journey for Paul Leduc's loved ones. With no sign of Paul and the few clues left behind offering more questions than answers, the investigation into his whereabouts commenced. The Sûreté du Québec took charge of the case, but despite their efforts, Paul has not been seen or heard from since that day in June of 1986. The case of Paul Leduc is a haunting story of a young man who vanished from a place of comfort and familiarity. The presence of his car and personal items at the cottage, coupled with the discovery of his empty canoe on the lake, points to an unforeseen and tragic event. Without any further evidence or witnesses, the case has remained unsolved, leaving a void in the lives of those who knew and loved him. The official case file, 177-860621-015, remains a testament to a life interrupted and a mystery that endures in the heart of Quebec's scenic landscape.

Jun 17, 1986

Mont-Tremblant

Quebec

Sûreté du Québec

Québec

1-800-659-4264

1-800-659-4264

Law Enforcement

177-860621-015

Sûreté du Québec

Brown

Blue

Blue

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