William Allen Leslie was 31 when he was last seen in Beaverlodge, Alberta, in September 1993. He had been living in a tent in the dense bush southeast of town, leading a solitary life in a remote campsite. The exact date he disappeared is unknown.

Months later, after heavy winter snow two to three feet deep, searchers found his camp. His truck and bicycle were still at the site, and clothing including a jean jacket and a leather jacket was located inside the truck. Other belongings were found buried under the snow, consistent with the camp having been established in the fall of 1993.

Leslie was described as about 5 feet 11 inches and 187 pounds, with a ruddy complexion, shoulder-length brown hair (short on top, longer in back) and blue eyes. Tattoos included live your own life on his left arm in a ribbon, and born to be bad and Mom Dad on his right arm. The remote location and lack of witnesses have left the case open and unresolved.

Did anyone living or working near Beaverlodge in 1993 recognize Leslie or recall seeing his truck or campsite that fall?