Rene Parr was 61 when he left the Trois-Rivières, Quebec, home where he had been living with his sister at about 9:00 a.m. on May 25, 1987. He was in the middle of divorce proceedings and was expected at a courthouse hearing the next day, but he never appeared and was not seen or heard from again after leaving the residence.

Parr was described as a slender white man, about 5 feet 2 inches tall and 95 pounds, with grey hair and grey eyes, a birthmark on his upper lip and a surgical scar on his right arm. When last seen he wore a white-and-orange checkered shirt, brown wool pants, grey shoes and a blue windbreaker (noted as dark blue and light blue), and was associated with eyeglasses and a watch. Official records do not identify where he intended to go, whether he left on foot or by vehicle, or whether anyone met him.

The case is maintained under reference number CDM-870526-006 and investigators list Sécurité Publique de Trois-Rivières Halte au Crime as the contact for information. Does anyone have memories or information about Rene Parr or his movements in Trois-Rivières that morning?