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Leonel Phillips was last seen June 6, 1972, in the Matinenda Lake area near Blind River, Northern Ontario. He was described as a slight White/Caucasian man, five feet two inches tall, about 110 pounds, with brown hair. At the time he vanished he was reportedly wearing a red and black plaid jacket, grey wool pants, and high-top laced shoes.
The official file notes a burn scar on his chest just below his right breast as a distinguishing mark. Beyond the basic physical description and clothing, details about the circumstances of his disappearance are sparse. Matinenda Lake is remote and rugged, and investigators have long faced the challenge of searching a large, difficult area with little concrete evidence.
Who in the Blind River or East Algoma area remembers Leonel or saw him around Matinenda Lake in early June 1972? Any information could help fill the gaps in this long-unsolved disappearance.