SEBRINGVILLE - The search continues for a Perth County man who has been missing since New Years Eve.
51 year old Derek Ritz was last spotted in the area of Avonton Road in Sebringville at 3:00 a.m. on December 31st. The Perth County OPP Crime Unit and the OPP Criminal Investigation Branch are still investigating his disappearance.
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I agree dyannaOn. I too have seen a FB post from Cory's significant other stating they were informed by the police that it was not Cory....the silence from Cameron's family is upsetting. A lot of talk about this found body on Cameron's Search page but nothing definitive. This is disturbing.
BBM - sorry who is Cory?
If rumours are true, maybe it is the DR referenced in post # 88?Thanks. I haven't been on WS much lately and didn't understand the reference to Cory.
I am "hearing rumour" the man found in car is 52, so possibly not Cam either...
By Brian BradleyToronto Star
Mon., March 27, 2017
According to Bailie’s sister Nicole Gerrard, there are numerous unusual circumstances about how their home was left that suggest he did not leave alone and did not intend to be gone for long.
The day he disappeared Gerrard said Bailie, 27, visited her at work and was last seen on a surveillance camera arriving at their shared townhouse at 12:15 p.m. Gerrard returned four hours later to find windows and a door open, music on, and exercise equipment out. A workout was part of his routine but it was unlike him to leave things out, she said. Her brother was nowhere to be found.
She found his cellphone, wallet, car, car keys and coats. The only thing she noticed missing were his cigarettes, and curious to Gerrard, there was a set of wet footprints leading up to their front door.
“I personally think somebody came to the door, and Cameron left with them or (went out) via the back door,” she said. “Something was said, or done . . . I think he went with somebody.”
Eight days after Bailie disappeared his shoes were found in separate locations in Lakeview Park. Family members said the area had been searched multiple times before the find.
The day he disappeared Gerrard said Bailie, 27, visited her at work and was last seen on a surveillance camera arriving at their shared townhouse at 12:15 p.m. Gerrard returned four hours later to find windows and a door open, music on, and exercise equipment out. A workout was part of his routine but it was unlike him to leave things out, she said. Her brother was nowhere to be found.