In the winter of 2012, a 74-year-old man named Angus Joseph Morin vanished, leaving his loved ones with unanswered questions. He was last seen on or about January 25, 2012, in Cranberry Portage, Manitoba. A man of Indigenous descent, Angus had a slender build, standing at approximately five feet six inches tall and weighing around 141 pounds. He had black hair that was beginning to grey and brown eyes.
A distinct physical characteristic was a noticeable injury to his right eye which had left him blind in that eye. The clothing he was wearing at the time of his disappearance is not known.
Angus was a man who moved between communities. He had been living in Sturgeon Landing, Saskatchewan, before relocating to Wanless, Manitoba, in December of 2011. It was common for him to travel frequently between the various communities in the area. He had family throughout the region, and it was thought that he might be traveling between these communities when he went missing. The Creighton RCMP detachment is handling the investigation into his disappearance.
The search for Angus Joseph Morin began in the cold of a northern winter, with authorities asking the public for any information that might help locate him. Despite the passage of time, his case remains a painful mystery for his family and community. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance are vague, with no clear indications of what might have happened to him after he was last seen in Cranberry Portage. His frequent travel between communities created a broad area to search and many possibilities to consider. The overview of the case is one of a vulnerable elderly man with a noticeable disability who disappeared without a trace, leaving a lasting sense of uncertainty and concern.Last Seen: Jan 25, 2012
