Bradley Allan TAYLOR Missing Person Case

Bradley Allan

TAYLOR

61

44

71 inches

71 inches

205 lbs

205 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

In January of 2009, 44-year-old Bradley Allan Taylor began a journey home that he would never complete. He was traveling from London, Ontario, making his way back to his residence in Enfield, Nova Scotia. The trip required an overnight stop, and he checked into the Travelodge Motel in Brockville, Ontario, for the night. On the morning of January 10, 2009, Bradley left the motel to continue his drive east. It was the last time he was confirmed to have been seen. Concern for his well-being grew when he failed to arrive at his destination and could not be contacted. Later that same day, a troubling discovery was made miles away in Roussillon, Quebec. Bradley's vehicle was found abandoned near a railway crossing. Inside the car were many of his personal belongings, items one would expect him to have for a long-distance trip. The local Roussillon Police initiated a search of the area surrounding the abandoned vehicle, but there was no sign of Bradley. After being contacted by the authorities in Quebec, his family in London officially reported him as a missing person to the London Police Service. In the years that have passed since his disappearance, Bradley's case has remained unresolved. He is described as a Caucasian male, standing 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing around 205 pounds, with brown, long, straight hair and blue eyes. He had a beard, moustache, and sideburns at the time he went missing. His distinguishing features include visibly missing teeth and a deformed right thumb. He was believed to be wearing black jogging pants, a beige winter coat, and brown winter boots. The investigation into what happened to Bradley Allan Taylor began with a man on a cross-province drive home, a motel stay, and the puzzling discovery of his abandoned car. Despite searches and media releases, the trail went cold, leaving his family with unanswered questions and an enduring sense of loss. The official classification of his case as an endangered missing person underscores the serious concerns for his safety and the mystery of his whereabouts.

Boots Brown, Winter boots Coat Beige, Winter coat Pants Black, Jogging pants

Jan 10, 2009

Brockville

Ontario

London Police Service

London

Ontario

519-661-5670

519-661-5670

Law Enforcement

2009-3782

London Police Service

Brown

Blue

Blue

Build: Medium; Complexion: Light/Fair; Hair details: Long, Straight, Beard, Moustache, Sideburns

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