Found Deceased Canada- Brandon Donelan, 27, New Brunswick, 27 January 2022

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RCMP using helicopters to search for missing Chipman man | CBC News
Feb 23 2022 rbbm.

RCMP said the major crimes unit is looking into whether criminality was a factor in Brandon Donelan’s disappearance. (RCMP)

''RCMP took on a significant search mission Wednesday using helicopters to try to find a Chipman man missing since late January.

The force has been searching the Chipman-Minto area for 27-year-old Brandon Donelan.

The RCMP's major crimes unit is looking into whether any crime was involved in Donelan's disappearance, according to a news release.

Donelan was last seen in the area on Jan. 27 and was reported missing Jan. 30.

"If you find articles of clothing that match what Brandon was last wearing, or anything that may help the investigation, please call police right away," RCMP Cpl. Hans Ouellette said in the release.

"We especially want to talk to anyone who may have seen or spoken to Brandon after Jan. 27, or who may have information on his movements that evening."

RCMP are asking local residents to check their properties for any signs of the missing man or for anything that seems out of place or suspicious.

Donelan is described as being five feet five inches tall and 140 pounds, with blue-green eyes, short brown hair and a large tattoo on his left arm.

He was last seen wearing an orange tuque, a grey coat, blue jeans and black boots''

 

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New Brunswick RCMP

New Brunswick RCMP

''New Brunswick RCMP will be in the Minto-Chipman area on Wednesday as the search continues for a 27-year-old man who disappeared nearly four weeks ago.''
''The police presence will include specialized policing services, the RCMP helicopter and the Major Crime Unit, according to Corporal Hans Ouellette.''

Read More: RCMP Helicopter Deployed around Chipman to Search for Missing Man | RCMP Helicopter Deployed around Chipman to Search for Missing Man

 

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Wondering if this might be why, same guy? speculation.
RCMP seek help finding man wanted on sexual assault, sexual interference charges | CBC News

 

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Wondering if this might be why, same guy? speculation.
RCMP seek help finding man wanted on sexual assault, sexual interference charges | CBC News

They have the same tattoo on the neck. I bet you're right, it's the same man or a man with the same name and the same tattoo on his neck! I think you just explained the disappearance. Just my opinion, of course.

 

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Body of Missing Minto Man Found, RCMP Investigate as Homicide

The New Brunswick RCMP says the death of a 27-year-old man from Minto, N.B. whose body was found two months after he went missing, is now being investigated as a homicide.

Police say the individual has since been identified as 27-year-old Brandon Donelan of Minto, who was reported missing on January 30. The investigation has determined the man's death was the result of a homicide.

 

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Missing New Brunswick man found dead | CTV News
''Police executed a search warrant at a residence on Wasson Road in Newcastle Creek, N.B., near Minto, on Monday. They say a woman was arrested at the scene on an unrelated matter and later released pending a future court appearance.

The RCMP says officers remain in the area as they continue their investigation.

In February, police launched an active air and ground search for Donelan in the Chipman and Minto areas, and asked residents to check their properties for signs of the missing man.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 1-888-506-RCMP (7267) or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).''

 

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The hearing, referred to as a voir dire, will determine what evidence will be admissible in the upcoming trial for Joshua McIsaac and Erica Blyth, accused of the first-degree murder of Brandon Donelan.

The two accused appeared in person at the Court of King's Bench in Burton for the hearing, which is scheduled to continue until next week.

Any evidence heard during a voir dire is subject to a publication ban until after the trial.

The jury trial for McIsaac and Blyth is scheduled to start in April

Hearing to determine admissibility of evidence for New Brunswick murder trial begins

A hearing was held in court Monday to decide what evidence jurors should hear during an upcoming trial for two people accused of murdering a New Brunswick man in 2022.The hearing, referred to as a voir dire, will determine what evidence will be admissible in the upcoming trial for Joshua McIsaac...

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