Awareness Vigil For Marshall Iwaasa | Friday, November 4, 2022 | Micah Quinn | Bridge City News

It has been close to three years and a family still has no answers regarding a missing loved one. Marshall Iwaasa was last seen in Lethbridge in November of 2019. On November 18th of this year family members will be holding a vigil for Iwaasa at Legacy Park in Lethbridge to spread awareness of his dissapearance. Tammy Johnson, Iwaasa’s mother, says the smallest detail could help them crack open the case and be ever closer to finding her son.

Lethbridge Police say Iwaasa’s burnt truck was found at the end of a logging road in a remote area in BC’s backcountry near Pemberton on November 23rd of 2019. Police say there is currently no new information on the case and the file remains open.

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