It has almost been two years since an Edmonton man disappeared without a trace, but his family is not giving up hope. It will be two years on Monday since the disappearance of Dylan Koshman. The 22-year-old was last seen leaving his southside home following a fight with his roommates.
Dylan’s family lives in Moose Jaw, but have travelled to the city several times to search for him. On Friday they were back in Edmonton and posted several posters asking for clues into Dylan’s disappearance. On Sunday they will hold a vigil for the young man.
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