Raymond Edwin Jr RAINE Missing Person Case

Raymond Edwin Jr

RAINE

33

18

65 inches

65 inches

141 lbs

141 lbs

Indigenous

Male

In the early summer of 2011, a young man named Raymond Edwin Jr. Raine, then 18 years old, was last seen in the vicinity of Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The exact date of his last confirmed sighting was June 3, 2011. Raymond, an Indigenous male with brown eyes and long black hair, stood around five feet, five inches tall. At the time he vanished, he was a young adult just embarking on life, and his sudden absence would leave a void filled with unanswered questions for his family. Years passed without any confirmed contact from Raymond. The silence became increasingly heavy, prompting a concerned relative to officially report him as a missing person in 2016. This formal report came five years after he was last seen. The investigation brought to light conflicting timelines regarding the last communications from him. While he was physically last seen in 2011, some family members reported having intermittent contact with him through social media until about 2014 or 2015. This created a challenging and somewhat ambiguous timeline for law enforcement to navigate. Raymond had known ties to the community of Maskwacis, Alberta, and it was thought he might have traveled to the Slave Lake or Desmarais areas. The passage of time has not brought any definitive answers regarding the whereabouts of Raymond Edwin Jr. Raine. His distinguishing features, including several tattoos such as the word "RAIN" on his left middle finger and a teepee on his left upper arm, have been circulated in the hope that someone might recognize him. The case is a sorrowful account of a young man who disappeared, leaving his loved ones in a prolonged state of uncertainty. The investigation remains open, a quiet but persistent search for a son and relative whose absence is deeply felt. The overview of the case is one of ambiguity; an 18-year-old man left his community, maintained some form of digital contact for a few years, and then all communication ceased, leaving a mystery that has endured for over a decade.

Scar Left Forearm, 2 inch stab wound scar Tattoo Left Middle Finger, Text "RAIN" Tattoo Left Forearm, Letter "R" Tattoo Left Upper Arm, A Teepee Tattoo Left Elbow, 5 inch Teepee Tattoo Left Hand, Text "PAIN"

Jun 03, 2011

Fort Saskatchewan

Alberta

Fort Saskatchewan RCMP

Fort Saskatchewan

Alberta

1-780-997-7900

1-780-997-7900

Law Enforcement

20161339664

Fort Saskatchewan RCMP

Black

Brown

Brown

Complexion: Other; Hair details: Long

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