Trevor George ANGELL Missing Person Case

Trevor George

ANGELL

53

28

72 inches

72 inches

170 lbs

170 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

In the late summer of 2000, a 28-year-old long-haul truck driver named Trevor George Angell from Alberta, Canada, embarked on what he hoped would be one of his final trips. He was a married man with a young son and had grown weary of the long stretches of time spent away from his family on the road. Angell had picked up a load of beef in Alberta, delivering it to Los Angeles, California, before loading his truck with bananas for the return journey to Calgary. On September 22, 2000, during his trip back, he stopped at Whiskey Pete's bar and casino in Primm, Nevada. This stop, a familiar one for him, would be the last time anyone in his life would have confirmed contact with him. He spoke with his wife and his dispatcher that morning, telling his wife he had not slept in four days. Concern grew when Trevor's trucking company could no longer reach him, and the GPS on his truck showed it remained stationary in the parking lot of Whiskey Pete's. Three days after he was last heard from, his truck was officially found abandoned in the casino's parking lot. Inside the truck, his personal belongings, including his wallet with his driver's license and credit cards, were found undisturbed, though there was no cash. The cargo of bananas was also intact, but the refrigeration unit had run out of fuel. In the 24 hours following his last phone call, his ATM card was used nine times to withdraw his entire paycheck. A waitress at the casino believed she served Trevor oatmeal on the morning of September 23rd, and he paid with pocket change. Another witness reported seeing a man they believed to be Trevor in the parking lot, appearing sick or hurt, clutching his stomach, and asking for help. The investigation into Trevor Angell's disappearance has left his family with more questions than answers. Police have considered the possibility that he may have disappeared voluntarily, given his expressed dissatisfaction with his job. However, the strange circumstances surrounding his last known movements, including the ATM withdrawals and the witness sighting of a man in distress, suggest other possibilities. There were unconfirmed sightings of him in Texas in December 2001, but these did not lead to any breakthroughs in the case. In the years following his disappearance, his wife eventually remarried, but she has kept the same phone number in the hope that he might one day reach out. The case of Trevor George Angell remains an unsolved and painful mystery for his loved ones, who are left to wonder what became of the young husband and father who vanished from a roadside casino. His disappearance highlights the vulnerabilities faced by long-haul truck drivers and the enduring pain of ambiguity when a loved one goes missing without a trace.

Pierce Left Ear

Sep 22, 2000

Calgary

Alberta

Calgary Police Service ;

Alberta

[email protected]

1-403-266-1234

1-403-266-1234

Law Enforcement

LG00300170

Calgary Police Service ;

Brown

Hazel

Hazel

Build: Medium

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