Abraham Jacob Wolfson, 62, vanished in Toronto in the winter of 1970 after traveling there for a business transaction. On December 16 he was last seen leaving a law office carrying certificates valued at $50,000; he had come to arrange the sale of a property. From that moment his trail went cold and there has been no confirmed contact or trace since.

Wolfson was described as a white male, 5 feet 9 inches, about 181 pounds with a heavy build, grey hair and a bald spot. He wore a grey suit with jacket and pants, a dark-colored coat, tie, shirt and a wide-brimmed hat on the day he disappeared. His family offered a reward and hoped for his return, but no substantial leads emerged.

Does anyone have information about Wolfson’s movements in Toronto around December 16, 1970, or recall seeing a man matching his description?