Ahmed Moalin-Mohamed was reported missing from Toronto on the morning of November 6, 2006, last seen leaving an apartment at about 9:00 a.m. The Toronto Police Service handled the case. A missing persons file describes Ahmed as a Black / African American female, 76 inches tall and 172 pounds, wearing a blue zippered sweatshirt, a blue shirt, dark blue denim pants, and black shoes when last seen.

Contemporaneous news coverage from the time gives a different account: those reports identify Ahmed Moalin-Mohamed as a 23-year-old man of Somalian descent, about six-foot-four and 170 pounds, who had been released on bail to live at his mother’s west-end Toronto home and was reported missing from that address on November 6, 2006. The news reports link him to 13 charges, including attempted murder and three counts of criminal negligence causing bodily harm, arising from an October 7, 2006, shooting in downtown London, Ontario, which injured four people. Later law enforcement comments in 2013 indicated they believed he had likely fled the country, possibly to Somalia, and that Interpol and foreign authorities had been contacted.

Does anyone have contemporaneous information or personal knowledge that could clarify Ahmed’s identity or what happened after November 6, 2006?