A missing person reminder issued by police in B.C.’s Interior this week was notable for what it didn’t contain: that the man is linked to a double murder investigation.
On Thursday, RCMP in Prince George sent out a reminder that Anthony James Graham hasn’t been seen since late May 2021.
“In June of 2021, the Prince George RCMP opened an investigation into the disappearance of Anthony Graham,” said the press release.
“Friends of Mr. Graham stated they last saw him around May 25, 2021 in Prince George.”
The release noted that Graham has connections to the Okanagan.
Earlier this year, first-degree murder charges were laid against Graham, 35, and Wade Cudmore, 32, in the double slaying of Kamloops brothers Carlo and Erick Fryer.
The bodies of the Fryer brothers were found on May 10 in the South Okanagan, by a couple hiking near Naramata Creek Forest Service Road.
At the time, B.C. RCMP called it a targeted incident, with police later releasing the brothers’ identities.
RCMP said Cudmore was arrested while Graham was at large.
“Their homicides are believed to be connected to gang and drug activities, with alleged criminal activities not limited to Naramata, but other areas of B.C., including northern B.C. and the Lower Mainland,” B.C. RCMP Supt. Sanjaya Wijayakoon said on June 18.
“We are concerned that Anthony is a target and those associated to him, or found in his proximity, are also at risk. Anthony, if you see or hear this message, I am asking you to turn yourself into the nearest police station.”
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