The search for clues into the disappearance of Tim Bosma of Ancaster continued Friday afternoon as OPP officers from Haldimand, Norfolk and Brant descended on a heavily wooded area at the end of Powerline Road. The area is located at the end of Powerline Road near the former Wescast Foundry. The OPP canine unit was...
The search for clues into the disappearance of Tim Bosma of Ancaster continued Friday afternoon as OPP officers from Haldimand, Norfolk and Brant descended on a heavily wooded area at the end of Powerline Road.
The area is located at the end of Powerline Road near the former Wescast Foundry.
The OPP canine unit was also called in to participate in the search.
Brantford city police officers were also called in to help search for clues in the industrial area in the northwest section of Brantford near Paris, Ontario.
City police officials referred all questions to Hamilton Police.
Bosma was last seen Monday when he took two men for a test drive in his 2007 black Dodge Ram 3500 diesel pickup.
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