It’s been exactly one year since Antonio Madeira left his home in Toronto’s west end for the last time and his family says they are no closer to determining his whereabouts.
The 76-year-old Portuguese man’s was last seen near Winona Drive and Mulberry Crescent, which is in the vicinity of Vaughan Road and Oakwood Avenue, on July 12, 2022 sometime between 10:30 and 11 a.m.“A year to the day and we’re no closer to knowing what happened to him,” Madeira’s son, Michael, told CP24.com on Wednesday afternoon.In the days and weeks following Madeira’s disappearance, police searched the immediate area where he was last seen and set up a command post.
Antonia Madeira is described as five-foot-five and 150 pounds with a thin build, a tanned complexion, hazel eyes, balding short white hair, and a full white beard. He was last seen wearing a dark or black jacket with a distinctive large white stripe on each arm, light khaki pants, white or light-colour shoes, and a multi-coloured baseball cap, and carrying his wallet and keys.
Michael said Madeira, who liked to hang out with friends outside Oakwood Village Library and Arts Centre at 341 Oakwood Ave., may have undiagnosed dementia.A social media post for missing elderly Toronto man, Antonio Madeira.“We pray for closure and we hope we get it one day,” he said, adding if they knew for sure that he was dead they’d plan a memorial. Until then, everything remains in limbo.Today, however, they’ve opted to quietly mark the one-year anniversary of his disappearance.
“We do not have anything new to share with the community in relation to this investigation, however we will be sharing his story on social media tomorrow to mark the date he was reported to police,” investigators wrote in a statement to CP24.com.
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