Stanley Morris Peters Jr was 34 when he disappeared in November 1987 from the Pemberton and Mount Currie area of British Columbia. He was last seen near railroad tracks and was believed to have been hitchhiking back to D’Arcy. A logger by trade, he was described as an Indigenous man with a three-inch scar on his cheek and a metal pin in his left arm. On the day he vanished he reportedly wore a red checkered jacket, faded blue jeans, and a brown baseball hat marked Thuro Logging.

Years of uncertainty followed, and in 1992 police told the family they believed Stanley had been killed in a hit-and-run in Mount Currie, that the impact threw him about 15 meters, and that his body was buried in a shallow grave. A man was later convicted in connection with the hit-and-run but Stanley’s remains were never recovered. His three daughters have continued searching, and the family held a walk to bring his spirit home to N’Quatqua in November 2023. In May 2024 a new tip prompted searches and a July 2024 search-warrant operation at a Mount Currie property; the investigation is active.

If anyone knew Stanley, saw him in the Pemberton or Mount Currie area in November 1987, or has information about his disappearance, can you share what you remember?