Quincy Blackburn, 26, disappeared after boarding a flight from Toronto Pearson to Trinidad and Tobago on February 5, 2013. His sister drove him to the airport around 3:00 p.m. that day and watched him leave; he boarded the scheduled flight but never returned to Ontario as expected on February 19. Official Canadian missing-person records list him as missing from Trinidad, though the last confirmed sighting was at the Toronto airport.

At the time he disappeared Quincy was described as a Black male about six feet tall and 231 pounds, with short wavy black hair, brown eyes, and several distinguishing scars near both eyes, on his chin, and about two inches above his right eyebrow. He used aliases including Keron Quincy Blackburn-Walcott, Rob Robinson, and Q. He wore red-and-white Adidas track pants and jacket, black-and-red Nike shoes, square diamond earrings, and carried a gold backpack, black-and-grey luggage, and a motorcycle helmet.

Records say there is no publicly released account of where he stayed in Trinidad, who he planned to meet, or any confirmed sighting or recovery of his belongings after arrival. The Toronto Police Service Missing Persons Unit is listed as the investigating agency. If anyone remembers seeing or interacting with a man matching Quincy’s description in Trinidad during that trip, please contact investigators.