Bradley Worobeck

At the time of his disappearance, Bradley was temporarily living with his mother while searching for a new apartment. Although he occasionally stayed overnight with friends, he always remained in contact with his family. On the evening he disappeared, Bradley called his mother from the King Henry VIII Pub to let her know he would be home later that night.

When Bradley did not return home, his mother initially believed he had stayed with friends, as he had done on occasion. Unaware that he was missing, she had no reason to suspect anything was wrong.

Five days later, one of Bradley’s coworkers from Palomino’s contacted her after Bradley failed to report for his scheduled shifts. The coworker expressed concern, explaining that Bradley had recently broken his phone and had not yet replaced it, making it impossible to reach him.

It was then that Bradley’s mother realized something was seriously wrong. Missing work without notice and failing to contact his family was completely out of character. Bradley was a dependable employee and a devoted son who would never have willingly disappeared or abandoned those closest to him.

His mother immediately contacted police to report him missing. Since the day Bradley vanished, there has been no activity on his bank account, further reinforcing concerns that he did not leave voluntarily.

Witnesses later reported that, while working at Palomino’s, Bradley had intervened to defend someone who was being harassed. This has led to questions about whether that incident may have been connected to his disappearance, although no evidence has publicly confirmed such a link.

The King Henry VIII Pub, the last location where Bradley was confirmed to have been, has since closed. Recognizing the potential importance of evidence from that evening, Bradley’s mother requested that the pub’s receipts and transaction records be preserved for investigators. Those records were successfully retrieved by police.

In the weeks that followed, Bradley’s family and friends spent countless weekends searching the downtown river pathways and surrounding areas, hoping to find any clue that could lead them to him. It is believed that garbage bins in the downtown core were emptied before anyone realized Bradley was missing, potentially resulting in the loss of valuable evidence that may have assisted the investigation.

Someone knows what happened to Bradley.

No piece of information is too small. Even the smallest detail could provide the answers that his parents, siblings, family, and friends have been searching for all these years.

If you know something, or remember anything about the night Bradley disappeared, please come forward. Your information could make all the difference in helping bring long awaited answers and justice to those who continue to love and miss him every day.

Summary

Date of Disappearance: January 17, 2008
Location of Disappearance: Calgary Alberta
Age at Disappearance: 27
Date of Birth: November, 1980
Height: 6’1
Weight: 180 lbs
Hair Color: Brown, short, and spiky
Eye Color: Brown
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Investigating Agency: Calgary Police Service – 403-266-1234
Dental Information: None to note
Medical Information: None to note
Notable Identifiers: Surgical scar on the left forearm between the elbow and wrist, positioned slightly closer to the wrist. A metal plate is also present in the left arm.
Missing Personal Items: None to note
Clothing/Jewelry: Black sneakers, a black peacoat, and either jeans or black pants. He may also have been wearing a Palomino work shirt, as he had just finished work before heading to the King Henry Bar. / Wearing a watch with a brown leather band
Tattoos: None to note

Bradley Worobeck

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