Wilfrid Langlois, 40, disappeared from the Gaspé Peninsula region of Québec in the winter of 1998 under troubling circumstances. He was described as 1.82 meters tall, about 105 kilograms, with brown eyes and grey hair.

Langlois was scheduled to be a witness in a homicide trial, a fact that prompted investigators to treat his disappearance as suspicious. Police followed leads including an anonymous tip to search the fishing harbors at Gascons and Port-Daniel, but he has never been found. The Sûreté du Québec concluded he was likely the victim of a murder, and the case remains an unsolved homicide investigation.

Does anyone in the Gaspésie area remember Wilfrid’s movements in February 1998 or the motel in Chandler where he said he was staying?