Canadian actor Stewart McLean has been discovered useless after the Royal Canadian Mounted Police introduced Thursday that his lacking particular person case was changed into a homicide investigation.
Canada’s Built-in Murder Investigation Workforce introduced on Friday that McLean’s stays had been positioned within the Lions Bay space, per People. Lucas Expertise, the Vancouver-based expertise company that represents the actor, shared a tribute in his honor on Facebook.
“It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to our beloved client, Stew McLean,” the put up reads. “He was always such a pleasure to deal with — dedicated, professional, eager, and endlessly funny! Many casting directors have reached out to share their condolences with Stew’s family and with our agency, and every message says the same thing: what a truly great guy he was, and how deeply he will be missed.”
McLean was reported lacking on Might 18, and was final seen on Might 15 at his residence in Lions Bay. The RCMP started looking for public help within the pursuit of discovering the actor on Might 19.
“Squamish RCMP initiated an investigation and, through investigative efforts, uncovered evidence that led investigators to believe Mr. McLean was the victim of a homicide,” Canada’s Mounties mentioned in a Thursday press launch.
“On May 20, IHIT (Integrated Homicide Investigation Team) deployed and assumed conduct of the investigation. Squamish RCMP continues to work closely with IHIT and the Integrated Forensic Identification Service (IFIS) to advance the investigation,” the assertion added.
The actor has appeared in a season seven episode of Netflix‘s Virgin River, a second season episode of the Fox crime drama Homicide in a Small City, within the Paramount+ true crime sequence Pleased Face, and the Lifetime TV film The Killer Inside: The Ruth Finley Story.
