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Jun 12, 2016 News
Logan Crandon, a 67-year-old man, left his 712 Avocado Place, East Ruimveldt home on May 11, last, and
has since not returned. According to Crandon’s reputed wife, Joan Lespur, Crandon has a history of wandering away from home.
She noted that as a result of a hit to the head during a robbery in the past, Crandon sustained some sort of brain damage which causes him to leave home and wander for days at a time before returning home.
A little over a month has passed since he left home and she noted that she checked the usual areas that he would frequent but found no sign of him. The visibly distraught woman stated that she reported him missing to the police but no one had seen him since.
She continued that someone had last seen him in Triumph, East Coast Demerara.
Lespur is pleading with the general public to contact the nearest police station or to call 223-4417 or 673-1907 with any information about Logan Crandon’s whereabouts.
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