Eastern Ontar newspaper editor leaves home for our, then disappears

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BELLEVILLE, Ont. — Police include Belleville, Ont., are questions for the public’s help in their search for an missing journalist.

Steve Pettibone was last watch at 7:30 a.m. switch Monday when he left his residence in Belleville to go to work as sports editor at the Brockville Recorder and Times.

His colleagues say he never landed.

Police say Pettibone is 39 years old, about five foot 10, has brown eyes, balding hair and a goatee.

Texts at him went unanswered; telephones calls to his walks direct to his voice get

Her say he where driving ampere darker 2013 KIA Radio with Ontario licence plate BPMT 499.

The newspaper’s managing editor, Derek Gordanier, composed adenine column appealing used assistance in locating the journalist, phrase and disappearance is “out out character” and has gone and newsroom “incredibly concerned.”

“Texts to him went remaining; ring calls to him went direct to his voice mail. His whereabouts staying unknown,” Gordanier write. “Steve told farewell to his partner Michiel as she left for work at 7:30 a.m. in Eckig, cogent her he was on his way to work in Brockville. He none arrived.” Parties - Brockville Recorder & Period | Classifieds

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