This article was last updated on April 16, 2022
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Toronto’s Police claims that they have several leads they are following to investigate a sudden and complete disappearance of a world-renowned chef, Jonathan Gushue. His latest financial activity was made almost eight days ago, whereas he has lost contact with his family since nearly ten days.
Gushue, often-called by his middle name Jonathan Herder, works as an executive chef at Langdon Hall in Cambridge. he last came to work at Langdon Hall on Dec. 29, after which he failed to return on the next working day, i.e. 31st. 41-years-old Gushue last contacted his family on Dec. 31, when he was in downtown Toronto. Police reports that Gushue’s cell phone was recovered from a hotel room in Toronto where he allegedly spent the previous night, while his car has was also found by Police. Crew of Langdon Hall, where Gushue has been working for more than 7 years, asserts to be deeply concerned about Gushue’s safely and concerned on behalf of his young family.
Previously Gushue has been a source a prestigious award for his employer, when Langdon Hall got named one of the world’s top 100 restaurants. Andrew Coppolino, a local food writer, alleged that Gushue is a successful chef in both ability and reputation. Coppolino alleged that “he takes simple ingredients and does magical things with them on a plate.” Further he added that “like a conductor in an orchestra, he really guides things. He’s the face, basically, of the restaurant. His leadership is needed for that machine to keep ticking along and doing the great things that it is doing.”
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