Marshal Mackenzie Iwaasa was 26 when he was last seen on November 17, 2019, at his mother’s home in Lethbridge, Alberta. He told his mother he was returning to Calgary to retrieve computer equipment from a storage locker he shared; records show he accessed the unit early the next morning and stayed there for just over two hours. That is the last confirmed contact.

On November 23, 2019, hikers found Marshal’s pickup truck burned out on a remote logging road near Pemberton, British Columbia, about a 14-hour drive from Lethbridge. Personal items were scattered nearby, including identification, clothing, a laptop and three smashed cell phones. A private investigator hired by the family concluded the fire was arson, but authorities have said there is no credible or compelling evidence of foul play. Searches around the vehicle turned up no sign of Marshal. In the months before he vanished he had been under personal stress, had secretly left his post-secondary program, and stopped renewing his cell plan; there has also been no bank or fuel activity since early November.

Does anyone have information about Marshal’s movements after he left the storage locker or about travel to the Pemberton area that week?