Police Continue Investigation: Rudy Smith

July 19, 2012

The investigation into the disappearance of Rudy Smith continues, with the 39-year-old having last been seen ten days ago.

This evening a police spokesperson said: “The investigation into the disappearance of Mr. Rudolph Smith is ongoing. Detectives are still interested in speaking with anyone who may have any information regarding Mr. Smith’s whereabouts or what may have happened to him.

“Anyone who can assist is urged to contact the Serious Crime Unit in confidence at 247-1340, or alternatively the confidential & anonymous Crime Stoppers hotline on 800-8477.”

Mr. Smith was reported as missing by family members on Wednesday 11th July, with his family not having not seen him since the previous Monday [July 9].

The past Monday [July 16] police located Mr Smith’s motorbike in the waters in front of Grace Church on North Shore, Pembroke, and police divers searched the waters for any other items that may have assisted them in locating Mr. Smith.

Friends of Rudy Smith are in the process of organizing a search party for this coming weekend, and are asking the community to come out and lend their support

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  1. saddened!!! says:

    Mercy Lord!! I hope they find you Rudy, you and your family are in my prayers!!

  2. UNREAL AND FISHY says:

    It’s unreal that someone would give a tip to police that Mr Smith’s bike was in the waters off Grace Church. How would this individual know that the bike was in the waters off Grace Church without being present when the bike was put into the water or being informed by someone? If this person knows that information they should know Mr Smith’s whereabouts, how the bike got into the water or they should be a suspect in his disappearance.

    This tip off sounds unreal and fishy to me, Or did Mr Smith inform someone that he was going to put his bike there?? If someone can give police this information, there is more information which should be presented to the public. Rather then wasting peoples time searching on land for Mr Smith maybe they should be searching just the waters instead. This is really sad.