Kevin Paul Sadownyk, 51, was last seen April 24, 2017, in the Okotoks, Alberta, area after visiting his estranged wife’s home to leave Easter presents for his teenage sons. He is described as a Caucasian male, 67 inches tall, about 218 pounds, with blonde shoulder-length hair, blue eyes, a scar on his left hand, acne scars on his cheek, and a tattoo on his right upper arm of a spray gun with the text RHYS Kolby. When last seen he was believed to be wearing a red baseball hat, a dark blue baggy fall jacket, black shoes and a gold hoop earring.

The morning after he disappeared his truck was found abandoned on Minnewanka Road, just outside Banff, which led to extensive searches by the RCMP and Parks Canada that turned up no trace. Investigators have noted that the estranged wife’s home had been deliberately flooded the same day, apparently by blocking an upstairs bathtub overflow drain before running water; Kevin has been considered a person of interest and his family has suggested he may have hitchhiked from where the vehicle was found. No confirmed sightings or contact have been reported since April 24, 2017.

Does anyone who lived or traveled near Banff National Park in April 2017 remember seeing Kevin or his vehicle?