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Missing Prince George man may be headed to Prince Rupert: RCMP

The Prince George RCMP is asking the public to keep an eye out for 50-year-old Nathan Leonard Wuori.

Mounties say he was last seen at his home on April 20th.

Nathan Leonard Wuori is described as:

  • Indigenous male
  • 180 cm or 5′ 11″
  • 85 kg or 188 lb
  • Brown eyes
  • Long brown hair
  • Long beard

Police say it is likely he is wearing all black clothing, and he has ties to Prince Rupert and may be headed in that direction.

“Nathan’s family is very concerned for his well-being as it is unusual for him to not contact hem every few days,” said Cpl. Jennifer Cooper of the Prince George RCMP.

Anyone with information on Wuori or his whereabouts is asked to contact the Prince George RCMP.

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Darin Bain
Darin Bain
Darin is a news reporter for Vista Radio's Prince George stations. His career started in the Cariboo in 2020, working as a News Reporter in both 100 Mile House and Williams Lake before making the move to Prince George in late 2021.

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