The family of Dylan Koshman from Moose Jaw is refusing to give up; two years after he went missing in Edmonton.
His family is searching for clues and putting up posters around Edmonton over the weekend as they look for answers.
“This case is still not an historical case, thank God, because that means they’re still working on stuff,” Koshman’s mother Melanie Alix said. “But they’re not getting enough information to continue, so we’re praying that someone will hear our plea out there and help us.”
Koshman walked away from the house he was renting with some roommates on October 11, 2008 and has not been seen since. His wallet was found in a neighbour’s yard, but police said there has been no activity in his bank account since his disappearance.
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