It has been almost one month and a family still has no answers about the disappearance of 71-year-old Ivor Campbell of Lot 734 Wisrock Housing Scheme, Linden, Region 10 (Upper Demerara-Berbice).
Missing: Ivor Campbell
Campbell went missing on Friday, November 13, 2020 after he purportedly went to purchase cigarettes. Since his disappearance, the Police have been following all possible leads, but have come up empty handed.
Speaking with Guyana Times, Tracy Campbell, the missing man’s daughter, explained that on the day her father went missing, he was left at home with her brother.
The brother related that the elderly man asked him for a cigarette, but he indicated that he had none and as such, his father left the house in search of some.
When the man’s wife returned home, she enquired about her husband, but he was nowhere to be found. Several searches were made around the area, but all proved futile.
The frustrated and worried daughter explained that the family was seeking the assistance of the public to locate the elderly man. She is fearful that something terrible may have happened to him.
“We are calling every single hospital, to find out if they had any unidentified person, anybody that came in the ward, or anybody that came in the morgues, but the hospitals said they haven’t had any of those cases recently,” she said.
The daughter further stated that her father was scheduled to collect his pension on the seventh of this month, and family members were hoping that he turned up to collect it. Campbell was last seen clad in a multi-coloured jersey and a pair of long trousers.
Anyone with information about the whereabouts of Campbell is asked to contact his family on 697-1491 and 625-3002 or the nearest Police Station.
