The Thunder Bay Police Service is renewing its appeal for information regarding the whereabouts of 32-year-old Randall Jack, who has been missing since early October. Jack is described as an Indigenous male with a thin build, short black hair, brown eyes, and a fair complexion. He was last known to frequent the Picton Avenue Blucher area but also biked through downtown Port Arthur and Fort William. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
THUNDER BAY — The Thunder Bay Police Service has renewed its call for information to assist in locating a missing 32-year-old man.
Christa Jack, his aunt, spoke alongside fellow relatives from Big Grassy First Nation. She describes him as a nice, quiet, friendly and very humble person. Kevin Bradley, a detective with the Criminal Investigations Branch, said police have not yet received any information after posting several media releases over the last few months, both anonymously through Crime Stoppers and those releases.
He added that police are also struggling to determine whether he may have a physical or digital footprint.
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