Glenn Stanley Colombe was 16 when he disappeared from Cross Lake, Manitoba. He was last seen by his parents on June 28, 1989; they say he complained of a sore head from a fight earlier that evening. At the time he went missing he wore a white cotton shirt with black sleeves, a faded blue denim jacket, possibly acid-washed blue jeans, white running shoes, and a white Philadelphia Flyers baseball cap.

Glenn is described as an Aboriginal male with short black hair, brown eyes, a dark complexion, a slender build, 5 feet 8 inches tall and about 141 pounds. The family has long believed he was a victim of foul play and the RCMP have also suspected foul play. Decades of local rumors have complicated the search for truth.

In late 2015 two new tips to the RCMP pointed to a possible burial site near where he was last seen; one tip reportedly came from a man who said Glenn was buried in the old cemetery. After investigators visited Cross Lake, another party attendee allegedly came forward and the family set up a camp at the old cemetery hoping for answers. Does anyone from Cross Lake who was there in 1989 have information that could help this open investigation?