Roy LEWIS Missing Person Case

Roy

LEWIS

78

57

71 inches

71 inches

212 lbs

212 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

In the late autumn of 2004, a sense of quiet concern settled over the town of Sackville, New Brunswick, with the disappearance of 57-year-old Roy Lewis. A resident of the close-knit community, Mr. Lewis was a familiar face to many. The last confirmed sightings of him were around Remembrance Day, though the exact date remains uncertain, with some accounts stating he was last seen on November 10th, and others specifying the morning of November 11th, after the local ceremony. He was reportedly seen walking on Salem Street near Quarry Lane. Another report indicated he may have been hitchhiking in the Sackville area. This uncertainty marked the beginning of a long and painful period of ambiguity for his family and friends. At the time he went missing, Roy Lewis was described as being approximately 6 feet tall and weighing around 211 pounds, with a heavy build. He had white hair, a white moustache, and a white beard. When last seen, he was wearing a distinctive red, black, and orange plaid, button-up jacket, a dark-coloured baseball hat, and brown boots. A tattoo on his left forearm read "Roy Loves Ann". Compounding the concern for his well-being was the fact that Mr. Lewis suffered from memory problems. This vulnerability made his disappearance all the more alarming, as it was possible he may have been disoriented and unable to recall his own name or where he was from. In the days and weeks that followed, efforts to locate Roy Lewis were undertaken by the Sackville RCMP. Lacking a recent photograph, a forensic artist worked with his family to create a composite sketch that was circulated in the hopes of generating leads from the public. Information about his disappearance was shared, appealing to anyone who may have seen him or had any knowledge of his whereabouts to come forward. Despite these efforts, the trail seemed to grow cold, and the initial burst of activity settled into a prolonged and unanswered question. The case remains an open wound for those who knew him, a story without a final chapter. The overview of the case is one of a vulnerable man who vanished from his community, leaving behind a family and a town to grapple with the uncertainty of his fate. The conflicting reports of his last known activities and the passage of time have made resolving his disappearance a significant challenge.

Boots Brown, Winter Hat Dark Jacket Black, Orange, Plaid, Button up Tattoo Left Forearm, "Roy Loves Ann"

Nov 10, 2004

Sackville

New Brunswick

J DIV Southeast District RCMP

J DIV Southeast District

New Brunswick

506-851-6939

506-851-6939

Law Enforcement

DS20141554766

J DIV Southeast District RCMP

Sackville RCMP

White

Blue

Blue

Build: Heavy

No