Cory Ryan Westcott, 34, was last seen August 31, 2020, in the Bonnington community near Nelson, British Columbia. Friends reported him missing to Nelson Police on September 4 after failing to reach him. Westcott is described as a Caucasian male, five-foot-ten, about 209 pounds, muscular, with shaved light brown hair, hazel eyes and extensive tattoos including two teardrops under his right eye and an anchor under his left. He was last seen wearing a black t-shirt, white pants, black shoes and carrying a multi-colored Supreme side-bag.

On September 7, 2020, his grey 2007 Toyota Tundra was found abandoned with the keys inside on Rover Creek Forest Service Road near the Kootenay Canal, a little-used dirt road in the opposite direction of his Nelson home. Searches of the canal by boat, sonar and divers produced no clues. The disappearance is treated as suspicious and the file was transferred from Nelson Police to the Nelson RCMP. Family and friends say he struggled with addiction but was generous and religious, and his mother has said the truck’s placement may have been a diversion.

Does anyone in the Bonnington or Rover Creek area remember seeing Cory or that Tundra around the end of August 2020?