| George Weeden | |
|---|---|
| |
| Age | 61 - 63 |
| Race | White |
| Sex | Male |
| Location | White River and Chapleau,
Ontario |
| Disappeared | October 23, 1959 |
| Missing for | 61 years |
| Height | Unknown |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Classification | Not stated |
George Weeden (Born circa 1896-1897) was a man who disappeared alongside Meryl Newcombe.
Characteristics
- George was the victim of a train accident in 1941, leaving him with a broken back and severe injuries to his right leg. Because of this, he has severe mobility issues.
Case
On October 22, 1959, Meryl and George boarded a train heading westbound to Amyot. They were planning a hunting trip and were going to stay at Meryl's family operated lodge, which was located at Mile 107 of the CPR line. They were last seen between mile markers 106 and 107 by the train's crew members and two Indigenous trappers.
The two men were reported missing after they failed to show up for work on October 27 or 29, 1959. Despite a massive search for them being carried out at the time and another one taking place in the spring of 1960, neither man has been found.
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