Guy Verdon, 52, was last seen in Charlemagne, Quebec, on the evening of March 24, 2010, after leaving a family meal at about 7:00 pm. Described as a family man, he disappeared without explanation and did not contact relatives, which was entirely out of character.

Investigators say details of the disappearance led them to consider homicide as a possibility. Around the same time an associate, François Robillard, went missing from a different location, and police have treated the two disappearances as potentially connected. Verdon’s identifying features included an amputated tip of his left middle finger and false teeth. When last seen he wore a long-sleeved wool sweater, a leather coat, dark blue denim jeans and several pieces of jewelry, including a diamond ring, a horseshoe-shaped ring, a wedding band, a gold-and-silver Raymond Weil bracelet and a gold chain with a medallion of the Holy Virgin.

The Sûreté du Québec continues to keep the case open and seeks any information that might explain what happened after he left his family’s home. If anyone knew Guy’s movements that night or saw him after 7:00 pm, please come forward with information.