Wesley was last seen in Abbotsford BC on March 4th 2009. He had a doctor’s appointment in Burnaby to check on his high blood pressure. He had to work at 2 p.m. that day for Arcus, a company that runs group homes and day programs for disabled adults. When he didn’t show up for his shift at a group home in Whonnock, Arcus employees called his cellphone, but those calls were not in the phone’s memory. His last outgoing call was 10:14 a.m. He also did not show up for his 11:30 a.m. medical appointment. His truck was located within 24 hours in the Hayward Lake Recreation parking lot, Mission BC. There were small drops of blood that were confirmed to be Wesley’s. His cell phone was recovered from the truck but his wallet has never been found. He lived with his common-law wife at the time. She describes him as a “dedicated family man, with no drinking or drug problems.” She read his journal, and said even when he went through a divorce and lost his family, which was his most emotional time, there was no reference to suicide. She believes that there is foul play involved and is concerned for his well being. There was a private investigator that looked into his case and they found there were no financial transactions, no contacts with people after the disappearance, and the PI could find no sign that Wesley had a private life that his family and friends did not know about.
