Gordon Thomas Clark was 30 when he disappeared from Richmond, British Columbia, in mid-February 1989. National records list him missing since February 17, 1989, while the investigative narrative says he was last seen at home on February 16 after an argument with his common-law wife. She left the residence and found him gone when she returned; there were no known sightings or contacts with family or friends after that.

Born in 1958, Gordon is described as a white man with red hair and blue eyes, about 5 feet 10 inches and 170 pounds, heavy build, light or fair complexion. Clothing associated with his last known appearance includes black leather ankle boots, blue denim jeans, and a grey wool sweater. Records also list the alternate surname spelling Clarke, which may matter for tips and searches.

Richmond RCMP handles the investigation under case number 1989-7079 and his file remains in the national missing-person system. What happened after he left the home is not publicly known. If anyone has information about Gordon’s disappearance, please contact Richmond RCMP or Crime Stoppers.