CANADA Canada - Robert 'Robbie' Aho, 31, Marten River, North Bay, Ontario, 12 Oct 2009 *Memory loss*

https://secure.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/missing-disparus/case-dossier.jsf?case=2009003999&id=2

At about 1 P.M. Robert Aho of North Bay left Land O’Lakes Cottages located in Martin River and headed west bound on Highway 64 towards Field. He was carrying a packsack and duffle bag and has not been in contact with his family since.

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"Missing Rob Aho" Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/152044298806/

Father makes emotional plea to missing son
http://www.northernlife.ca/news/localNews/2013/05/15-robert-aho-sudbury.aspx

He said his son, who would now be 35 years old, suffers from epileptic seizures that can cause him to lose his memory — something he thinks may have played a part in his disappearance.

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Terry Aho 'chasing a ghost' to find missing son
http://www.northernlife.ca/news/localNews/2013/08/01-robert-aho-missing-sudbury.aspx

Man continues search in Sudbury for missing son
http://www.thesudburystar.com/2013/05/16/man-continues-search-in-sudbury-for-missing-son

Missing man could be here
http://www.thebarrieexaminer.com/2010/01/06/missing-man-could-be-here

Ontario's Missing Adults: http://www.missingadults.ca/viewMAcase.php?case=ON-MM-2009-10-01365

North Bay police find more remains in marsh
Visiting biology students made weekend discovery in wetland off Hwy 11

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Biology students from a university outside of North Bay were conducting scientific research in the marsh area, just south of the Highway 11 and 17 bypass in North Bay on Saturday, when they found a shoe they believed contained human remains, police said in a news release.

North Bay officers conducted a wider search and discovered additional remains, which they also believe to be human. The remains have been sent to the Centre of Forensic Science for analysis and confirmation, the release said.

Based on the evidence collected to date, police do not believe the remains belong to either Luke Joly-Durocher or Robert Aho. Joly-Durocher, 21, was last seen in North Bay on March 4, 2011. Aho went missing from the family's cottage in the Marten River area on Oct. 12, 2009.

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Sending thoughts of hope for good news and prayers to the family and friends of Robert Aho.

Robbie Aho is still missing

Terry and Pat Aho have pleaded with the public for any information on their son's whereabouts. They organized countless searches in hopes of finding Robbie.

Terry Aho also kicked off a campaign to help introduce legislation that would give police more power to assist in locating a missing person where criminal activity is not considered the cause.

Aho started a petition and collected thousands of signatures encouraging the Ontario government to implement Missing Persons legislation.

And he didn't stop there.

Aho also organized Blue Sky Search and Rescue, a not-for-profit organization that helps provide assistance to families in search of a loved one.

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http://www.nugget.ca/2016/09/04/police-searching-for-father-of-missing-man

VIDEO: OPP release new video of man who disappeared near Marten River
Aug 25 2021


VIDEO: OPP release new video of man who disappeared near Marten River
Robert 'Robbie' Aho was last seen Oct. 12, 2009 north of North Bay
Kristyn Anthony

''Eleven years after the disappearance of 31-year-old Robert Aho, the OPP, with the Ontario Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains, has released a video (see below) seeking any information regarding the man missing from Marten River.

Aho was last seen Oct. 12, 2009 when he left Land O'Lakes Cottages in Marten River approximately 58 kilometres north of North Bay, according to police.

In the days following his disappearance, OPP said some of Aho's belongings were found along Highway 64 near Pozniak's Lodge and Arthur's Road.

Ground and air searches were conducted along the Marten River area.

Aho is described as five feet and seven inches tall, weighed approximately 165 pounds and of medium build.

He is Caucasian, with blue eyes and had a shaved head. He was last seen wearing a blue and white long-sleeved Toronto Maple Leafs shirt, blue jeans, a black vest and a blue baseball hat.

Aho was carrying a bag of his belongings and he may have changed his clothing.

Aho has epilepsy and had enough medication to last him a few days at the time of his disappearance, according to police.

Police have released an age progression forensic sketch showing what Aho would look like today, 11 years after his disappearance.

If you have any information regarding Aho please contact local police, the OPP at 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.''
''Robbie Aho was 31 years old when he went missing from Land O’Lakes Cottages in Marten River on October 12, 2009. An age progressive sketch shows what Robbie would look like now, 11 years later, in the hopes that someone has information that can help bring resolution to Robbie’s loved ones. If you know anything, please call OPP at 1-800-310-1122 or submit a tip anonymously to @CSOntario at ontariocrimestoppers.ca.''

Date Of Birth: 17 January, 1978

Height (estimate): 75 cm (5-foot-8)

Weight (estimate): 75 kg (165 pounds)

Hair Colour: Bald(ing) -- shaved

Eye Colour: Brown

Gender: Male

Race: Caucasian

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Missing man suffered memory loss | Sudbury Star
''Aho, who would be 35 now, disappeared when he was on a vacation with his family at the Land O'Lakes Trailer Park in Marten River.

Aho is epileptic, but instead of convulsing during a seizure, he suffers from short-term memory loss. His father, Terry Aho, said the memory loss got worse over the years, and by the time he disappeared, days would be erased from his memory whenever he had an epileptic seizure.

The day he disappeared, Aho had a seizure and his father tried to talk him through the episode. He was not able to help his son and went to get his wife, Patricia Aho, in a nearby trailer, to help him through the seizure. By the time they returned outside, their son had disappeared.

The next week police found some of Robbie Aho's clothing near Marten River, but could not find any sign of him.

The latest tip about Aho's whereabouts came from a man who claimed to be sitting next to him on a Greyhound bus from Thunder Bay to Ottawa. The tipster was headed to Ottawa to pick up a car he had just bought, and said the man he believes to be Aho got off the bus in Sudbury.

It was only on his drive back to Sudbury last week, that the tipster saw a missing person billboard of Aho in Mattawa. "The guy drives by the billboard and says, 'That's the kid I saw on the bus!' " said Terry Aho.

The tipster said his seatmate on the bus was confused, bumped into people and had trouble speaking clearly.''

Ontario Provincial Police continue to look for a man reported missing for more than a decade.

Police say Robert (Robbie) Aho, 31, left Land O’Lakes Cottages in Marten River on October 12, 2009. A few days after his disappearance, some of Robbie’s belongings were found along Highway 64 near Pozniak’s Lodge and Arthur’s Road. OPP members conducted a ground and air search along the Marten River area, but were not able to locate him.

More at Police seek help in solving decades-old missing person case | Cochrane Times-Post

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