In late summer 1989 the Jack family of Prince George, British Columbia, vanished after accepting a job offer that promised work at a logging camp near Cluculz Lake. On the evening of August 1, Ronald Paul Jack, 26, was approached in a pub by an unidentified man who offered him a logging job and told Ronald’s wife, 26-year-old Doreen Ann Jack, she could work in the camp kitchen and that daycare would be available for their sons Russell, age nine, and four-year-old Ryan Paul. After accepting the offer, Ronald left the pub with the stranger; in the early hours of August 2 the whole family was seen packing and then getting into a dark-colored four-wheel-drive pickup with that man and driving away.

The family was reported missing in late August 1989. A 1996 anonymous call alleged the family was buried on a ranch, but that tip was not substantiated and the man who recruited them has never been identified.

If anyone knew the Jack family, the unidentified recruiter, or saw a dark four-wheel-drive pickup leaving Prince George around August 2, 1989, please come forward with information.