George Franklin Davis was 40 when he disappeared from Wynndel, British Columbia, after leaving a home on the 1300 block of Channel Road on July 29, 2004. He drove away in a brown 1981 Chrysler LeBaron, BC plate 191BHR, saying he was going to buy cigarettes and never returned. Creston RCMP took the missing-person report; neither Davis nor the Chrysler was found during the original search.

Investigators noted an added concern: Davis had a medical condition described as similar to epilepsy and required prescription medication he did not take with him. Without it he could suffer seizures or blackouts, a factor that remained central to theories about his disappearance. Descriptions put him at about five feet eight inches with brown hair and a cougar tattoo on his left upper arm.

More than two decades later, a volunteer dive team located a submerged vehicle in the Kootenay River near the Old Ferry Landing on September 24, 2026, and human remains were found inside. The vehicle and licence plate matched the Chrysler linked to Davis. The BC Coroners Service was handling forensic identification and RCMP said the death was not considered suspicious but the investigation remained open pending formal confirmation.

If anyone knew George, his routines, or saw that Chrysler in 2004 or afterward, please share what you remember.