Man missing after vehicle found abandoned near Kinaskan Lake on Hwy 37

Dease Lake RCMP are looking for 70-year-old Anthony Adevai after his vehicle was found abandoned on Highway 37 near Kinaskan Lake BC.

Adevai, an American Citizen from Alaska, was travelling home from Oregon. Police say his family last spoke with him on Sunday November 27th, when Adevai said he was in Cache Creek BC. His vehicle was found abandoned on Tuesday November 29th.

His family told police that Adevai has deteriorating health issues as he suffers with Alzheimer disease. He was to be home for a medical appointment today.

Adevai has grey hair, beard and wears glasses. Anyone who may have seen him or know where he may be is asked to call the Dease Lake RCMP at 250 771-4111 or Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222-8477.

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