Criminality suspected in Vernon man’s sudden disappearance

Police now suspect criminality in the case of a missing Vernon man.

The Vernon RCMP serious crimes unit has taken over the investigation into missing person Blayne Keith Ferguson, 27, who suddenly disappeared on Thursday, Sept. 21.

Ferguson is described as a Caucasian male, 6' tall with a slender build, red hair and hazel eyes.

Ferguson was last seen wearing a red hoodie, camouflage pants and black shoes.

Investigators have released a photos of a vehicle believed to be associated with Ferguson’s disappearance. The vehicle is a 2003 blue four-door Toyota Echo with BC license plate of SJ8 28K.

Blayne Ferguson, 27, was last seen at approximately 2 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 21, 2023., RCMP are looking to speak to anyone who saw or has information about this vehicle on Sept. 21 or Sept. 22, 2023. Credit: SUBMITTED/RCMP

Investigators are specifically looking to speak to anyone who saw this vehicle, or has information about its whereabouts or activity between the afternoon of Sept. 21 and noon on Sept. 22.

Anyone with information in regards to the whereabouts of Ferguson, or the vehicle above is asked to contact the Vernon North Okanagan RCMP at 250-545-7171. 


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Georgina Whitehouse

Storytelling illuminates the world. Georgie is a British reporter, currently living in the
Okanagan. After studying for one year at UBCO, Georgie graduated from the University of
Exeter with a first-class honour’s degree in English with Study in North America. For her, the
Okanagan is an area brimming with possibility and filled with a diverse and lively community.
Through her writing she hopes to shine a light on the people who live here and give voice to
those who’s stories might have been unheard. Culture, art, and community fuel her
interests, as she works to uncover what makes the Okanagan so special.

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