Patrick Bernard MARSHALL Missing Person Case

Patrick Bernard

MARSHALL

76

55

76 inches

76 inches

220 lbs

220 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

In the spring of 2005, a sense of quiet concern began to grow in the small community of Jean Cote, Alberta. Patrick Bernard Marshall, a 55-year-old man, had vanished. On April 18, 2005, he was last seen as he departed from his home in the North East area of the hamlet. His departure was accompanied by a note, a detail that offered a glimmer of explanation, yet would soon become a source of prolonged uncertainty. The note indicated his intention to travel to Calgary with a friend and mentioned he would be in touch within a few weeks. He traveled light, taking only a minimal amount of clothing and toiletries with him, suggesting a short trip. As weeks turned into months, and then years, the silence from Patrick deepened, and the initial hope for his swift return began to fade, replaced by a growing and painful void for those who knew him. At the time of his disappearance, Patrick was described as a Caucasian male, standing 76 inches tall and weighing approximately 220 pounds. He had brown hair and green or hazel eyes. A distinct physical characteristic was a protruding bone in one of his shoulders. Despite these details being shared, and the passage of a significant amount of time, no definitive answers about his whereabouts have emerged. The investigation into Patrick's disappearance was handled by the McLennan RCMP. The note he left behind, while seemingly straightforward, became the last known communication from him. The friend he mentioned traveling with was never publicly identified, and it remains unclear if this individual was ever located or questioned. The case of Patrick Bernard Marshall is a story of ambiguous loss, a man who seemingly walked away from his life with a promise of return that was never fulfilled. The sparse details surrounding his departure have left his family and community in a state of perpetual limbo, grappling with the profound uncertainty of what happened after he left his residence on that April day. His case is an enduring mystery, a quiet but persistent question mark in the landscape of Alberta's missing persons.

Deformity Shoulders, Protruding bone

Apr 18, 2005

Jean Cote

Alberta

McLennan RCMP

McLennan

Alberta

780-324-3086

780-324-3086

Law Enforcement

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McLennan RCMP

Brown

Green, Hazel

Green, Hazel

Build: Medium; Complexion: Light/Fair; Hair details: Short, Dark brown, turning grey

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