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District 1 RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance to help locate a missing 60-year-old St. Stephen, N.B. man. Kenneth James Lee has been missing since March 18, 2012.
Lee borrowed his mother’s car saying he was going to a local convenience store, but he never made it there. He withdrew money from his bank account on Sunday in St. Stephen. His family has not heard from him, his bank account has not been accessed since the weekend, and his cellular phone has been inactive. He is driving a green 1993 Toyota Camry with New Brunswick license plate BPN 513.
The above photo was taken a couple of years ago. Lee is 5′ 9′ tall (175 cms) and weighs 175 lbs (79 kg). He has a full beard and a ponytail. He was last seen wearing a beige, long-sleeve shirt and blue jeans. He is also known to wear a beige baseball-style hat with the word ‘FLAKEBOARD’ on it.
Lee is required to take medication regularly, but he does not have it with him. It is unknown where Lee would have gone. He has relatives in various parts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and makes regular trips to Saint John.
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