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ONTC top news story of the year

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The seventh place story was Luc Joly Durocher who has been missing since March 4th with 13 points.

http://www.baytoday.ca/content/news/details.asp?c=45224



Father recalls happier holidays as he braces for Christmas without son

Rob Joly puts a smile on his face, but his eyes tell a different story.
He isn't in much of a festive mood this Christmas.

His son, Luc Joly-Durocher, has been missing since March 4. The 21-year-old was last seen leaving Cecil's Eatery and Beer Society on Main Street.

More: http://www.nugget.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3415722
 
Bumping for Luke Joly-Durocher, its coming up on a year now since he was last seen or heard from.

"The family of Luc Joly-Durocher is planning a candlelight vigil March 4th marking the one-year anniversary since his disappearance. The event will take place at 6 p.m. at city hall at the corner of McIntrye and Wyld Streets."

http://www.nugget.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3481264
 
"“A year is coming up. I can’t believe it,” he says during an interview at his home earlier this week. “I just think of Luc all the time. Seeing the warmer weather come again brings flashbacks of last year.”

His 21-year-old son, Luc Joly-Durocher, was last seen in North Bay on March 4, 2011. A string of fundraisers since then helped the family afford a $10,000 reward announced Friday at North Bay Police Service headquarters for any information that might solve the case."

"Joly-Durocher visited a Sherbrooke Street residence in North Bay — a house turned into apartments unfamiliar to his dad. He hung out with friends at several licensed establishments downtown, and they were turned away from Cecil’s Eatery and Beer Society shortly before midnight.

It’s believed Joly-Durocher was last seen heading west at the 100 block of Main Street East."

"Joly-Durocher is described as five-foot-eight, 150 pounds with a slim build and dark curly hair. At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing dental braces on his upper teeth."

http://www.nugget.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3489541
 
Bumping for Luc.
I am wondering if areas at the base of highway bridges have been checked,now that Spring is here, items possibly tossed from cars may be unearthed...
 
Police are still looking for Luke Joly-Durocher, Robbie Aho, Glen Wesley and Daniel Trask.

Joly-Durocher was last seen in downtown North Bay on March 4, 2011. Joly-Durocher's disappearance has been the subject of several searches, public appeals for answers and the launch of a $10,000 reward.

http://www.nugget.ca/2012/09/10/missing-man-remains-a-mystery
 
Sentence delayed in missing man case

A new sentencing date was scheduled for a woman who misled police to draw attention to herself during a high-profile search for a missing man.

Danielle Leduc-Mitchell, 32, remains out of custody and appeared in court briefly on Tuesday to be sentenced for obstructing justice and public mischief.

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The family replaced the posters after court on Tuesday, Joly said, adding they are still receiving tips.

A $10,000 award is still offered for any information that might solve the case.

More: http://www.nugget.ca/2012/10/23/sentence-delayed-in-missing-man-case
 
Looking for answers in 2013

Each family is hopeful 2013 will be the year they get the answers they're so desperately seeking.

Another year passes and the whereabouts of Luc Joly-Durocher, Daniel Trask, Robbie Aho, Glen Wesley and Melanie Ethier remain unknown.

“I'm starting to get used to this entire nightmare,” said Rob Joly, the father of Luc, who was last seen March 4, 2011 in downtown North Bay.

“At first you go in circles, looking for answers, hoping for a call, something, anything and now almost two years later this nightmare is our reality.”

Joly-Durocher's disappearance has been the subject of several searches, public appeals for answers and the launch of a $10,000 reward.

More: http://www.nugget.ca/2012/12/31/looking-for-answers-in-2013


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Woman jailed for misleading Joly-Durocher search

A father's public cry for help to find his missing son attracted a woman so desperate for attention she made up a story that gave the family false hope during the search.

“Danielle Leduc-Mitchell, you will never really understand what you have done, and you will eventually forget in time. (Our) family will never forget. We are scarred for life,” Rob Joly told court.

It's almost the two-year anniversary since his son, Luc Joly-Durocher, was last seen in North Bay on March 4, 2011.

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Leduc-Mitchell, 32, was sentenced Tuesday to almost two years in jail followed by probation for a year for obstructing justice by giving police wrong information, and public mischief for falsely implicating others by claiming Joly-Durocher was beaten to death and his body was dumped near his hometown in Temiscaming.

More: http://www.nugget.ca/2013/02/12/woman-jailed-for-misleading-joly-durocher-search
 
Bumping for Luke...bbm.
http://www.nugget.ca/2011/03/19/police-looking-for-clues-in-missing-man-case

"Robert Joly, the missing man's father, said cellphone records show Joly-Durocher's last text message was to him at 8:54 p.m. March 4 asking him for a ride back to Temiscaming the following day. His bank account hasn't been touched since he withdrew $20 that same evening.



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Luc Joly-Durocher, 20, was last seen March 4 outside Cecil's Eatery and Beer Society.

He is five-foot-eight and weighs 150 pounds.

He has dark curly short hair and braces on his upper teeth.

He was last seen wearing a dark navy American Eagle jacket, dark blue jeans and old New Balance black running shoes with green stitching
 
This thread caught my eye because I spent lots of summers in North Bay, Ontario and fondly recall many days at Lake Nipissing growing up. Five of my cousins and their families still live in North Bay, and I plan to visit them late this summer.

Such a sad and frustrating story. How can someone just vanish into thin air?

Thank you, dotr, for bumping this thread.
 
Aho using experience to help others

On Sept. 19, it will be 17 years since Melanie Ethier disappeared while walking home from a friend’s place in New Liskeard.

In October, it will be four years since Robbie Aho went missing in Marten River.

Luc Joly-Durocher has been missing for more than two years after leaving a bar in North Bay.

Their names and pictures were among more than 100 on display at an exhibit Sunday morning at the Land O’ Lakes camp here as Terry Aho – Robbie’s father – announced the formation of an organization he hopes will help the families of the missing while searching for those who have disappeared.

http://www.nugget.ca/2013/08/20/aho-using-experience-to-help-others
 
Sunrisenow said:
Missing: Family still looking for answers

http://www.nugget.ca/2014/02/26/missing-family-still-looking-for-answers
Click to expand...

Thanks for posting, maybe someone will recognize Luke, or his items.

From your link..
bbm.
"The Temiscaming, Que., resident who was in North Bay visiting friends is described as 5'8, 150 pounds with dark curly hair, slim build and braces on his upper teeth.

He was last seen wearing a dark navy American Eagle jacket, dark blue jeans and old New Balance black running shoes with green stitching.

Joly said several of his son's personal belongings were also never found".
 
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