Wesley Craig Foulds, 52, was last seen March 4, 2009, after leaving his Abbotsford, British Columbia, home for a doctor’s appointment in Burnaby. He departed in his red 2007 Dodge Ram pickup but never reached the 11:30 a.m. appointment and also missed a 2 p.m. health‑care shift in Whonnock, which his employer says was out of character. His common‑law wife reported him missing that night.

The next day the pickup was found at Hayward recreation site in Mission by a BC Hydro crew. Inside were his cell phone and a small amount of blood on the driver’s seat; DNA testing later confirmed the blood was his. His wallet was missing. The phone’s last outgoing call was logged at 10:14 a.m. that day. A witness later told police she believed she saw his truck westbound on Lougheed Highway with someone in the passenger seat; something about the two people attracted her attention.

Family describe him as a dedicated family man with no substance problems and say his journal did not indicate suicidal intent. A private investigator found no financial activity or contact after his disappearance. The investigation was described as thorough but went cold. If anyone knew Wesley’s routine that morning, his movements on Lougheed Highway, or has information about the passenger seen that day, please come forward.