What happened to Charles Horvath on May 26, 1989 remains a mystery.
31 years ago today, Horvath went to the Orchard Park Royal Bank to cash a cheque, only to never be seen again. Still to this day, his disappearance is a mystery that baffles the Âé¶čAV RCMP.
Horvath was from the United Kingdom and had been backpacking through Canada. He had only been in Âé¶čAV for three weeks when he went to cash a cheque. He was staying at the Tiny Town Campground in Âé¶čAV where police discovered his belongings and personal property, but Horvath was nowhere to be found.
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Throughout the last 31 years Horvathâs mother, Denise Horvath-Allan, has never stopped looking for her son. COVID-19 restrictions have prevented her from travelling to Âé¶čAV from the UK this spring, but she remains determined in her efforts to find her son.
âThe circumstances of his disappearance are suspicious,â said Sgt. Paul Gosling of the Âé¶čAV Serious Crime Unit.
âHis family has never stopped looking for him, and neither have we. Someone knows what happened to Charles, and weâre asking them to come forward and help us solve this investigation.â
Anyone with any information about what happened to Charles Horvath can contact the Âé¶čAV RCMP at 250-762-3300. Or remain completely anonymous by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or by leaving a tip online at .
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