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- Personal Information
- Demographics
- Possessions
- Location
- Circumstances
- Recovered Remains
- Further Details
- Contact Police
Personal Information
- Photo
- Surname
- George
- Given Name
- Weeden
- Alternative Name
- Photo After Aging (Age Progression)
- Status
- Missing
Demographics
- Date of Birth
- January 1, 1897
- Birthplace
- Age
- Age Group
- 60s
- Age as of Today
- 126
- Gender
- Male
- Hair Color
- Eye Color
- Height (ft'in")
- Height (cm)
- Height Range
- Weight (lbs)
- Weight (kg)
- 0
- Weight Range in Pounds
- Build
- Ethnicity
- Caucasian
- Distinguishing Characteristics
- Photo of Distinguishing Feature
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- Medical
- The victim was previously in a train wreck that left him with permanent injuries causing difficulty for him in walking long distances or in tough terrain. His right leg was injured and he had broken his back.
- Physical Abnormality
- Tattoos
- Tattoo Location
- Tattoo Theme
- Tattoo Subject
- Scars & Other Marks
- Piercings
- Shoe Size
- Nationality
- Canada
- Languages Spoken
Possessions
- Clothing (Key Word)
- Clothing (Full Description)
- Possessions / Accessories
- Photo of Clothing or Accessories
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Location
- Address
- City
- Chapleau
- Province or State
- Ontario
- Country
- Canada
- Postal Code
- Latitude
- 48.4833
- Longitude
- -84.9679
Circumstances
- Date of Disappearance
- October 29, 1959
- Notes
- The victim's age is reported as being between 61 - 63 (born 1896 or 1897). On October 22, George Weeden and Meryl Newcombe road a train going west towards Amyot, Ontario. They planned to enjoy a hunting trip together while staying in a lodge that Meryl's family owned along Mile 107 of the CPR railway line. They were last sighted still on the train by crew and two other witnesses somewhere between the mile points 106 and 107, close to their stopping point. Police were informed when the two failed to return for work between October 27-29. The exact date they disappeared is unknown.
- Location of the Disappearance or Crime Scene
- National Park, Outdoors, Train
- Potential Circumstances
- Vehicle
- License Plate
- Photo of Vehicle
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- Suspect
- Suspect Description
- Photo of Suspect
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Recovered Remains
- Date of Recovery
- Time of Death
- Cause of Death
- Description of Recovery
- Recovery of Remains
- Tested Against (No Match)
Further Details
- In-Depth Case Overview:
- Map of Key Locations
- Relevant Media
- See Also
- Meryl Newcombe (Case #2113)
- Notice URL
- Missing Adults Canada
- Poster(s)
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- Other Photos
- Case File Photos
Contact Police
- Contact Agency
- Canada's Missing
- Contact Police (Email)
- CanadasMissing-DisparusCanada@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
- Contact Police (Phone)
- 1-800-222-8477
- Contact Police (Local)
- 911
- Contact Police (Website)
- Canada's Missing
- Alternative Contact
- Crime Stoppers: http://www.canadiancrimestoppers.org/tips or ICMP: icmp@icmp.int