The missing father of two brothers, who was last seen on October 22, is the subject of a desperate search for any information.
Nelson and Donovan Mendez said that their father Mario Mendez Campos, 51, left the office that Saturday at 3 p.m. in Vancouver’s 1200 block of Frances Street.
Since then, no one has heard from him.
Nelson, 25, claimed that he last spoke with his father over the phone on October 20.
On October, they reported him missing.
28 because they assumed he was preoccupied at work and were unaware that he had not spoken to any members of the family throughout that time. They then grew suspicious and dialled the RCMP.
He was in a very joyful period of his life. He was ecstatic to become a grandfather, and I had just given birth to a boy. In his life, it was a very joyful time, Nelson remarked.
He continued by saying that his father had no history of mental illness and was not taking any meds.
“He’s a very family-oriented man. He loves his family.
He is also very focused on his work and committed to it. He also enjoys spending time at home and watching soccer.
The rest of the family is split between Calgary and El Salvador.
22-year-old younger brother Donovan described his father as “a very decent person.”
Mario is characterised as having black hair, brown eyes, and a weight of 220 pounds at 5’10”.
Additionally, he operates a white Jeep Patriot.
We want you to come home, Dad, if you’re listening. We’re very concerned and we love you a lot.
Nelson stated, “We want to see you.
Mario’s family is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to his location.
Anyone with information on Mario’s location or who may have seen him is urged to contact the Burnaby RCMP at 604-646-9999. Call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 if they want to remain anonymous (TIPS)..
“We want you home,” cries a pair of British Columbia brothers in regards to their father.
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