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Willard Clarence Brass was 52 when he was last seen on May 13, 1993, at a home in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. His family reported him missing on May 27, 1993, after two weeks without contact.
An Indigenous man, he was described as 5 feet 9 inches and about 146 pounds, with grey hair, brown eyes and a dark complexion. At the time he disappeared he wore a blue denim jacket, a white and brown striped shirt, blue jeans, white socks, black leather shoes and a distinctive red and gold ball cap showing a horse rider and the words Black Hills North Dakota. He had several tattoos: a dagger and a heart on his right forearm; the word Love and four aces across the fingers of his left hand; and Born to be Wild 1962 and his name Willard Brass on his left arm.
Despite extensive searches and continued investigative efforts, no definitive trace of Willard has been found and the case remains active. If anyone saw Willard in Yorkton around mid-May 1993 or has information about his movements after May 13, please come forward.