CANADA Canada - Dean Kelly Morrison, 44, Stump Lake Ranch, Kamloops BC, 22 October 2013

The mother of a missing local man has released more details about the day of his disappearance in the hopes it might lead to more information.

Dean Morrison, a 44-year-old father of three, has been missing since late October.
Elizabeth Faber wrote on the morning of Oct. 22, her son was terminated from his contract painting position at Stump Lake Ranch because he was lethargic and looked unwell, according to the statement.
Morrison’s vehicle wasn’t running properly, so a tow truck was called at 9:30 a.m. and arrived after 1 p.m.
Some time between the tow truck being called and arriving, Morrison went missing.
The statement noted Morrison had some facial sores the day of his disappearance, which could be linked to a bacterial infection he was on antibiotics for at the time.

According to the statement, Morrison and his wife had recently separated and he was also suffering from depression

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[h=3]The Merritt RCMP is seeking public assistance in locating 44 year old Dean Kelly Morrison of Merritt who was reported missing by family on October 28th, 2013.[/h] [h=3]As of October 22, 2013, family members have not heard from Dean Morrison since he was last seen at the Stump Lake Ranch. Mr. Morrisons current whereabouts are unknown. Family and friends are very concerned about the sudden and unusual disappearance and lack of communication from Dean Morrison who is the father of three young children.[/h] [h=3]Dean Kelly Morrison 44 years old is described as: Height 167 cm, Weight 68 kg, brown hair, blue eyes.[/h] [h=3]The Merritt RCMP and Morrison family are asking that if anyone sees Mr. Morrison or has information about his current whereabouts to contact the Merritt RCMP at 250-378-4262 or their local police services.[/h] [h=3]Dean Kelly Morrison disappeared from Stump Lake Ranch also known as Stump Lake Ranch & Cattle Co Ltd which is located at 8165 Old Kamloops Rd, Highway 5A, Kamloops BC, Canada.[/h]

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The mother of missing Merritt man Dean Morrison feels the trail has gotten even colder in the year since a private investigator renewed efforts to find out what happened to her son on a fateful October morning in 2013.

“It feels to me that it’s colder because [police] haven’t said one word to me about it,” said Morrison’s mother, Elizabeth Faber, adding that when she calls the RCMP in Kelowna they always tell her they will get back to her, but never do.

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Denis Gagnon, president of BCSI, said Morrison’s disappearance was originally reported as a missing person case, but he’s approaching it as possibly something more sinister, believing foul play may have played a factor.

“I don’t have the proof, I’m still working on that, but I’m not convinced it was just a missing person,” said Gagnon.

Faber said she doesn’t know what Gagnon’s report found as he has not shared his findings with her.

Gagnon told the Herald the findings of in his report cannot be disclosed publicly in order to protect the integrity of the investigation.

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