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Jun 26, 2023 News
Kaieteur News – The authorities in Trinidad and Tobago are searching for Guyanese accountant, Reagan Reece, who was last seen on Thursday afternoon after a trip to the barber shop.
Reece, 45, lives in the Bon Air community in Arouca. A friend of Reece noted that the man was home all day on Thursday until around 13:45 p.m. when he left for a barbershop which is close to where he resides.
Family and friends reached out to the Hunters Search and Rescue Team to undertake search efforts. The police were also notified. Reports are that the man’s car was spotted over the weekend and the police were notified. When the police checked the area, the car disappeared.
On Saturday evening, a member of the public notified Reece’s family that his car, a Hyundai Tuscon bearing registration PEC 735, was spotted over the weekend in an area called ‘the Bamboo.’ People unknown were attempting to sell the man’s car there, a family friend related.
The police were notified, but the car had disappeared by the time they arrived. The search continues for the missing man.
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