Nicholas Rimmer Obituary Edmonton, AB, Missing Nicholas Rimmer found dead

Nicholas Rimmer Obituary, Death – Nicholas Rimmer of Edmonton, Alberta, missing Edmonton Oilers hockey player has died, missing people of Canada confirmed. ”A missing person report was filed with the police in Edmonton, Alberta, on January 21, stating that a guy in his 20s had not been seen since the day before. Later on that day, his body was found, which is a horrible turn of events that occurred.Because the circumstances surrounding his death are not being investigated as a possible criminal act, no additional information will be made public. During this difficult time, we will continue to think about and pray for his family and all of his other loved ones. We are deeply saddened by the loss that they have suffered.

Other related missing people by missing people of Canada

Balhar Kandola, a high-risk missing male, was last seen on January 21 in the 11600 block of Oldfield Avenue in Richmond, and the RCMP in Richmond are asking for the public’s aid in identifying him so that they can bring him home safely. Since then, neither his whereabouts nor his voice have been reported.

It has been said of him that: A male of South Asian origin, 64 years old, 5 feet 9 inches tall, lean in shape, with short brown hair. The last time anyone saw him, he was dressed all in black, with a black jacket, black pants, and a blacktop. When you were last seen, you were driving a grey Honda Accord with a British Columbia license plate of GJ063B.

It has been said of him that: A male of South Asian origin, 64 years old, 5 feet 9 inches tall, lean in shape, with short brown hair.The last time anyone saw him, he was dressed all in black, with a black jacket, black pants, and a black top. When you were last seen, you were driving a grey Honda Accord with a British Columbia license plate of GJ063B.