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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. St. George’s missing man remains
2. identified missing man remains St. George’s 2017
Nearly seven years after his disappearance, Larry Young’s remains have been discovered in St. George’s, Newfoundland. The RCMP confirmed that the human remains found in a wooded area near his hometown belong to the 47-year-old who went missing in 2017. Despite the official search ending in 2017, his family and friends never gave up hope, continuing to search for any sign of Young. The positive identification was made by the province’s chief medical examiner after being alerted to the possible remains. Download the free CBC News app for push alerts on this and other news stories from Newfoundland and Labrador.
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1. Missing man identified: St. George’s remains confirmed
2. St. George’s missing man found: 2017 disappearance solved
Discovery of Larry Young’s Remains in St. George’s, Newfoundland
After nearly seven years of uncertainty and unanswered questions, the community of St. George’s on Newfoundland’s west coast is finally receiving closure. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have confirmed that human remains found near St. George’s earlier this month have been positively identified as belonging to Larry Young.
The Disappearance of Larry Young
Larry Young, a 47-year-old resident of St. George’s, was reported missing by his family on August 5, 2017. On that fateful day, a close friend of Young shared with CBC News that he had been acting confused and speaking strangely. Concerned for his well-being, a search party was immediately formed to locate him.
For two days, a dedicated team consisting of ground search and rescue personnel, a helicopter, and police dogs scoured the area in a desperate attempt to find Young. Despite their efforts, the official search was called off on August 7, 2017. However, his family and friends refused to give up hope and continued to comb through the region in search of any clues that could lead them to him.
The Discovery of Human Remains
On March 12, over six years after Young’s disappearance, the RCMP received a tip about possible human remains in a wooded area near St. George’s. Acting swiftly, the province’s chief medical examiner was brought in to investigate the discovery. After a thorough examination, a positive identification was made, bringing a bittersweet conclusion to the long and arduous search for Larry Young.
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Continued Support for the Young Family
Throughout the years, the Young family has been unwavering in their determination to bring Larry home. Richard Legge, a close friend of the family, expressed their gratitude for the support they have received from the community and beyond. The news of the positive identification has brought a sense of closure to the family, who can now lay their beloved Larry to rest.
As the St. George’s community mourns the loss of one of their own, they stand united in support of the Young family. The memory of Larry Young will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew him, and his legacy will forever be cherished.
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