Casey Edward BADGER Missing Person Case

Casey Edward

BADGER

35

29

74 inches

74 inches

265 lbs

265 lbs

Indigenous

Male

In the cold of a late January afternoon in Edmonton, Alberta, the family of Casey Edward Badger saw him for the last time. On January 28, 2020, the 29-year-old Indigenous man left his home in the Caernarvon neighbourhood, near 147 Avenue and 122 Street NW, and walked out into the winter weather. He was a man of notable stature, standing at 6 feet 2 inches and weighing 265 pounds, with longer brown hair and brown eyes. Distinctive tattoos marked his body, including a cross under his left eye and a "Psalms 23" inscription on his left chest. When he departed, he was reportedly wearing a black Nike hoodie, black sweatpants, and black-and-green running shoes. He also had with him a brown blanket, one uniquely embroidered with animals in an Indigenous style. Concerns for Casey's well-being mounted quickly, not only due to the harsh winter conditions but also because he required medication for a health condition that he did not have with him. This vulnerability, combined with what police described as his potential mental state, placed him at a significant risk. He left his residence on foot, wrapped in the distinctive blanket, and vanished without a trace. In the days and weeks that followed, there were no confirmed sightings, and no clear indication of where he might have been headed. The Edmonton Police Service appealed to the public for any information, hoping for a detail that might illuminate Casey's path after he left his home. Years have passed since Casey Edward Badger was last seen, and his disappearance remains an unresolved and troubling mystery. The lack of witnesses or clear direction has left his loved ones and investigators with an agonizing absence of answers. The case is characterized by the urgent circumstances of his departure: a medically vulnerable man stepping out into the cold, leaving behind necessary medication. The image of him walking away, enveloped in a blanket, is the last one his family has. Investigators continue to emphasize that even a seemingly insignificant memory or sighting from the days following January 28, 2020, could be the crucial piece of information needed to understand what happened to him. His case serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring pain and uncertainty that families of the missing face.

Jacket Black, Black jacket with hood Pants Black Shoes Black Scar Right Shoulder, Right collarbone Scar Right Forearm, Multiple scars on right forearm Tattoo Left Chest, Psalms 23 on left chest Tattoo Left Cheek, Cross on left cheek

Jan 28, 2020

Edmonton

Alberta

Edmonton Police Service

Edmonton

Alberta

780-423-4567

780-423-4567

Law Enforcement

CA20021840

Edmonton Police Service

Brown

Brown

Brown

Build: Heavy; Complexion: Other; Hair details: Long

No