In the early hours of Valentine's Day in 2000, Glenn Sydney Fry, a 37-year-old father of three, was last seen at his home in Delta, British Columbia. His young daughter woke up around 1:00 a.m. to find him in the kitchen preparing school lunches for her and her siblings. He gently tucked her back into bed, a final tender moment that would become her last memory of him. When the family awoke later that morning, Glenn was gone.
His truck remained in the driveway, and only his wallet was missing. This was the beginning of a long and painful mystery for his family, a story marked by unanswered questions and enduring grief.
Initially, Glenn's family thought he might have gone to his job working on the set of the television series Stargate SG1. However, it was highly uncharacteristic of him when he failed to show up for work on February 14th and 15th. His wife, Tracey, grew increasingly worried and began calling hospitals, but there was no sign of him. As the days turned into weeks, and then years, there was no activity on his bank accounts, and he never renewed his driver's license or used his health card. The disappearance of Glenn Fry left a profound void in the lives of his loved ones, who were left to grapple with the uncertainty of his fate.
The family's anguish was compounded by another tragedy years later when their son, Kevin, also went missing and was subsequently found deceased. This devastating loss deepened the family's suffering as they continued to search for answers in Glenn's case. The investigation into Glenn Fry's disappearance has yielded few public details over the years. His case remains an unsolved missing person file, a lingering heartache for a family that has endured unimaginable loss. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance remain unknown, leaving his family with a faint hope for closure and the enduring pain of not knowing what happened to the loving father who vanished in the middle of the night.Last Seen: Feb 14, 2000
