SURREY, B. C.—The case of a rancher who has been missing in British Columbia since January is being treated as a suspicious disappearance by the RCMP. Janelle Shoihet says members of the southeast district major crime unit have reviewed the evidence that has been collected since Ben Tyner went missing and have determined the case may involve criminal activity. The case of rancher Ben Tyner, who has been missing in British Columbia since January, is being treated as a suspicious disappearance by the RCMP. An extensive search that included RCMP and volunteers on foot and horseback, as well as in helicopters, vehicles and snowmobiles, found no trace of Tyner. Article Continued Below“Now having had the opportunity to review all the pieces, we believe that the circumstances surrounding Mr. Tyner’s disappearance may involve criminality,” Shoihet said Tuesday.

Source: thestar March 19, 2019 19:18 UTC