Richard Harry Bailey, 60, went missing from his Toronto home after his wife last saw him on the evening of Sunday, March 10, 2013, at their residence on Euclid Avenue near College Street. He was expected to follow his strict morning routine the next day — leave at 5:50 a.m., walk to Christie subway station, take a westbound train to Dufferin, then a northbound bus to his job near Dufferin and Lawrence West — but surveillance from the TTC confirmed he never boarded his usual train on Monday morning.

Described as a white male, 5 feet 8 inches, about 150 pounds, thin build with short grey hair, Bailey was not wearing his dentures at the time he disappeared and was believed to be wearing a black and moss green bomber-style jacket and brown loafers with tassels. Authorities said he was under emotional stress related to work at the time. The Toronto Police Service worked with the TTC and other agencies in the search, but his whereabouts remained unknown.

Did anyone in the community see Richard around Euclid Avenue, Christie station, or along his commute route on the morning of March 11, 2013?