Please Help Locate Lawrence Wellington Allard

Lawrence Wellington Allard
Alias: Larry
Case reference: 2014001287
Missing since: November of 1975
Missing from: Kamloops, BC
Year of birth: 1940
Age at disappearance: 35 yrs
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Indigenous
Eye color: Brown
Hair: Brown, Long
Height: 168 cms / 5ft 6in
Weight: 81 kgs / 179 lbs
Physical build: Heavy
Notable: Lawrence has an unknown tattoo on his left wrist, a scar on his lower lip, and a scar on his left hand. He is also visibly missing teeth

Details: Lawrence was last seen by his family in Kamloops, British Columbia in November of 1975. He had been living in Kamloops with his mother on Tamarac Avenue off Schubert Drive off the North Shore. His mother reported him as missing on September 26, 1977, but says authorities did not investigate his disappearance as a kidnapping as she reported it. She told police that two unknown men broke into their home and took Lawrence, shoving him into the back of a black Cadillac.

Lawrence had regularly stayed with friends on the Tkʼemlúps te Secwepemc – previously known as the Kamloops Indian Band,.

The initial investigation and subsequent interviews of family members, friends and witnesses over the years has not revealed any specifics of Lawrence’s disappearance. RCMP have no evidence of why or how he disappeared.

In 2018, the family offered a $5000.00 reward for information.

“It is the RCMP’s hope that by bringing forward Larry Allard’s name, some new information may be brought to light. And, in an effort to get much needed closure, the family is offering a private reward for information leading to the discovery of his remains.”

Lawrence Wellington Allard’s family is solely responsible for the administration of the private reward.

If you have information on Lawrence’s case, please contact any of the following:
Kamloops RCMP: 250-828-3000
Reference Case#: 1977-19523

Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS(8477)
Online at: https://www.canadiancrimestoppers.org/tips
Crime Stoppers provides anonymous tipping

Send email to the National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains at: canadasmissing-disparuscanada@rcmp-grc.gc.ca

Sources: Canada’s Missing, Coast Mountain News, Justice for Native People