Major crimes detectives join investigation into disappearance of B.C. man

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Major crimes detectives have joined a missing person investigation in British Columbia’s Interior looking into the disappearance of a man that RCMP say is suspicious.Efforts to locate the five-foot four-inch, 110-pound man have led to a possible link with two vehicles, a green 2003 Ford Explorer and a grey 2007 Toyota Matrix.

Both were observed in Quesnel on Monday at around 9 p.m., about two hours after Korkowski was last seen, but a statement from RCMP Staff Sgt. Janelle Shoihet warns the licence plates may have been altered. She says anyone with information about Korkowski or the vehicles should call 911 or the Quesnel detachment.

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