Thunder Bay's Dwayne Poster holds a poster with an image of his son, Richard Graham, who's been missing since July 30.
Thunder BayThe family of a man missing in Thunder Bay for nearly three weeks is asking for the public's help in finding him.Posted: Aug 19, 2024 5:42 PM EDT | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
Richard Graham, 42, was last seen on July 30 at a business in the 500 block of north Cumberland Street, just before he got on a city bus heading south. "Our family has been very concentrated on locating him," Poster said. "We've gone into areas of the city searching for him." "If they've seen him or if they have any kind of video footage, please contact the number on the posters and get ahold of the police."Graham is described as being five feet, six inches tall, with a slim build, medium-length red hair, a red beard, and hazel eyes.
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