Kenley Matheson, whose family has called for a continued investigation into his disappearance, went missing a few weeks after he started at Acadia University in September, 1992
RCMP and forensic experts began searching a steep embankment near Wolfville, N.S., this week in relation to the case of an Acadia University student who disappeared more than 30 years ago.
Members of the RCMP’s major crime unit, the medical examiner’s office, St. Thomas University’s anthropology department and Acadia University’s earth and environmental science department are undergoing a three-day search of the site on Melanson Mountain that is expected to wrap up on Friday. Mr. Matheson’s family has ardently advocated for RCMP to continue investigating his disappearance for years. His case has been the topic of a documentary series titledHis sister, Kayrene Matheson, recently launched the Bring Kenley Home mission, a walking challenge to raise awareness about the memory of her brother.
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