Prince George RCMP are asking to speak with an anonymous individual regarding the missing Jack family.
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This week will mark the 29 year anniversary of the disappearance of the Jack family from Prince George.
Ronald (Ronnie), wife Doreen and children Russell (nine-years-old) and Ryan (four-years-old) were last heard from during the early morning of Aug. 2, 1989, when Ronnie called his mother in the Burns Lake area.
Police believe that shortly after the phone call, the family left their home on Strathcona Avenue and have not been seen since.
Serious Crime investigators are looking to speak with an individual who reached out during the investigation. According to police, this anonymous person provided information to a third party by telephone and then mail.
The third party then provided that information to police. Investigators would like this person to contact them directly.
“We would like to speak to this individual in order to gain greater clarity and insight into the information that was provided,” says Staff Sergeant Kent MacNeill, in charge of the Prince George RCMP’s Serious Crime Section.
“Every bit of information we receive has the potential to further this investigation.”
If you have any information about the family or what happened, please contact Prince George RCMP at (250)561-3300. You can also remain anonymous by calling Crime Stoppers at 1(800)222-8477.
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