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Family anxious to find Trever Andrews, 26
MISSING PERSON: He was last seen Oct. 28
By RANDY RICHMOND, THE LONDON FREE PRESS
Last Updated: 5th November 2009, 12:59pm
http://www.lfpress.com/news/london/2009/11/05/11641266-sun.html
Relatives of a London man missing for eight days hope an appeal through the media and a poster campaign will solve a mystery that's tearing them apart.
Trever Andrews, 26, was last seen Oct. 28 at 11:40 p.m. on Oakville Ave. near Huron St. and Clarke Rd., heading for the No. 21 Huron Heights bus, family said.
"I am a basket case," his mother, Debbie Harding, said yesterday, dropping off a poster relatives were putting up throughout the city.
The family has filed a missing persons report with police, but Andrews doesn't qualify for the kind of public attention given to missing children or frail seniors.
"We've exhausted all the avenues we can come up with," said his sister, Kelly Andrews.
Struggling with a drug addiction, Andrews has been known to leave his father's residence for a couple of days at a time, his sister said.
But he always keeps in contact during those binges by phone, or by the computer owned by whatever friend puts him up. "This is the longest he has gone," Andrews said.
The family gained permission to check his bank account and no money has been withdrawn or transferred, Andrews said.
Her brother had been turning his life around. He had also been looking forward to an appointment Oct. 30 with London Housing to get his own apartment, Andrews said.
"He was really excited but he never showed up."
Andrews had been visiting a female friend on Oakville Ave Oct. 28 and left to take the bus home.
Police have no evidence of foul play and Andrews doesn't have any medical conditions to warrant a public missing persons report, Const. Amy Phillipo said.
Trever Andrews is described as a white male, about 5'10", 180 pounds, with sandy blond hair in a brush cut. He has a birthmark that makes the left side of his face appear redder than the other.
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MISSING PERSON: He was last seen Oct. 28
By RANDY RICHMOND, THE LONDON FREE PRESS
Last Updated: 5th November 2009, 12:59pm
http://www.lfpress.com/news/london/2009/11/05/11641266-sun.html
Relatives of a London man missing for eight days hope an appeal through the media and a poster campaign will solve a mystery that's tearing them apart.
Trever Andrews, 26, was last seen Oct. 28 at 11:40 p.m. on Oakville Ave. near Huron St. and Clarke Rd., heading for the No. 21 Huron Heights bus, family said.
"I am a basket case," his mother, Debbie Harding, said yesterday, dropping off a poster relatives were putting up throughout the city.
The family has filed a missing persons report with police, but Andrews doesn't qualify for the kind of public attention given to missing children or frail seniors.
"We've exhausted all the avenues we can come up with," said his sister, Kelly Andrews.
Struggling with a drug addiction, Andrews has been known to leave his father's residence for a couple of days at a time, his sister said.
But he always keeps in contact during those binges by phone, or by the computer owned by whatever friend puts him up. "This is the longest he has gone," Andrews said.
The family gained permission to check his bank account and no money has been withdrawn or transferred, Andrews said.
Her brother had been turning his life around. He had also been looking forward to an appointment Oct. 30 with London Housing to get his own apartment, Andrews said.
"He was really excited but he never showed up."
Andrews had been visiting a female friend on Oakville Ave Oct. 28 and left to take the bus home.
Police have no evidence of foul play and Andrews doesn't have any medical conditions to warrant a public missing persons report, Const. Amy Phillipo said.
Trever Andrews is described as a white male, about 5'10", 180 pounds, with sandy blond hair in a brush cut. He has a birthmark that makes the left side of his face appear redder than the other.
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