A New GoFundMe has been set up to help solve one of Canada’s oldest kidnapping cases, the disappearance of Jeffrey Dupres. You can donate at https://gofund.me/51dfc3e5
“I need your help to solve one of Canada’s oldest kidnapping cases. My son, Jeffrey Dupres, was taken from our front yard in Slave Lake, Alberta, in 1980. He had just turned three.
One of the biggest tips we received was the sighting of a couple coaxing Jeffrey into their Chevrolet or GMC truck. I hope to use new technology that wasn’t available then to examine old leads and collect new tips.
Historic missing persons cases are notoriously underfunded and grow cold and forgotten. Which is why I’m asking for your support.
Your donation will go towards:
Hiring a private investigator to re-examine all theories
Setting up a tip line to collect new leads
An updated professional age progression sketch
Postering and billboards
A social media campaign, including sponsored ads
Here are some ways to support this cause (without money):
Share this Gofundme link on your social media channels and your email lists.
Take a moment to look over past coverage of the case (see below)
Jeffrey was a bright and energetic 3-year-old who was thrilled with his first best friend. And then he just disappeared from our backyard.
When the police couldn’t help, the people of Slave Lake stepped in and searched the town, proving he was no longer in Slave Lake. That was almost 43 years ago; now, he would be 45, and we still don’t know what happened to Jeffrey.
Thank you for your time and support and for sharing our story.”
Warmly,
Denise McKee
Mother of Jeffrey Dupres
Please take a moment to look through past media coverage: