Gerald Joseph Bouchard, 38, was last seen the morning of June 4, 1998, in Moosonee, a remote northern Ontario community reachable only by rail or air. When he disappeared he was described as a Caucasian male, 5 feet 9 inches, 174 pounds, slender, with brown wavy hair, brown eyes and a moustache. He was wearing a dark green jacket, blue jeans and brown boots.

Moosonee’s isolation complicates the case. Investigators and others note the plausible possibility that he left town by hopping a rail boxcar, which would leave no formal passenger record; his ultimate destination is unknown. He was also known to sometimes use the alias Andre Boisclair. Law enforcement has kept his file open and his dental records are on file to aid identification.

What details might jog a memory about Gerald’s movements in early June 1998, or about anyone who saw him leave Moosonee that day?