Going through the process of elimination, and trying to stay away from improbable
*Debit card in his wallet in his room
*Someone, (Scott?) used his FOB at 11:55 trying to get in common room unsuccessfully. It is assumed this was Scott since there was a piano in there? Scott had lived there for quite a while. Didn't he know the common room was locked at 10? Seems odd.
*Big storm that night, bridge near home that leads to restaurants that Scott would go to. Terry doesn’t think there was anywhere on that bridge Scott could have gotten blown over the side
*No farewell letters found, no reports of melancholy behavior leading up to disappearance. Scott is characterized as being robust and active, despite his limited vision. Scott is characterized as taking late night walks to 24 hour eateries to visit with friends and socialize.
*Debit card found in wallet in room; no activity since his disappearance.
*Police have visited his residence several times but we don’t know if dogs or luminal were used. Unclear if a basement/attic and storage facilities were checked.
*Unclear if any employees left/moved after Scott’s disappearance, or if any have been acting differently.
*No enemies, or no apparent motive for financial gain has been established
*No expensive jewelry or possessions, so checking pawn shops is not necessary.
I hope I have the above accurate. In dwelling on this missing persons case, I have to end up speculating that Scott did end up a victim of the massive rain storm on Aug 7th, and most likely did end up in the river.
The aftermath of last night's massive rain storm - CityNews Toronto
I am sorry to have to come to that speculative conclusion, as it doesn't portray a very hopeful picture. Given the time that has lapsed, the fact there was no evidence leading up to a distraught individual, and the fact there has been no financial activity, I sadly come to this speculation. In addition, if he did end up drowning, it could be weeks before his earthly remains were discovered, depending on the temperature of the water.
This is my current thinking, and I pray that I am wrong.
Thinking of all of Scott's friends. He sounds like one cool cat.