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I know the topic went out of hand last time, but I thought it was worth posting...that kid from Barrie that ran away from home after his parents took away his XBOX? Barrie Police believe they've found his body...
Police find body matching description of missing teen
Updated: Wed Nov. 05 2008 1:28:09 PM
ctvtoronto.ca
Barrie, Ont. police have found a body, and they believe it could match the description of teenager Brandon Crisp.
"At this point we believe it to be Brandon, and we're still obviously in the early stages of our investigation," Sgt. Dave Goodbrand of the Barrie police said Wednesday. "It's not confirmed because nothing's confirmed until we have pathology, but we believe it to be Brandon."
The news came Wednesday. The 15-year-old had stormed out of his parents' home on Oct. 13 in a tiff over his obsession with an online video game.
On Oct. 19, police started searching for the teen in an area just northeast of Barrie, focusing on the Hickling trail that runs along the north shore of Lake Simcoe's Kempenfelt Bay. At one point, a helicopter searched from the air, a police boat patrolled the shoreline and officers accompanied by dogs checked the woods and fields in the rural area.
From Oct. 24-26, volunteers searched an area outside the police grid.
Police ended their ground search on Oct. 28, but the search resumed again last Saturday, canvassing motorists and others for information.
This work uncovered a new witness who placed Brandon's location further east than originally thought.
When Brandon left home, he didn't have a cellphone, wallet or bank card with him. Police said he had little more than the clothes on his back.
Steve and Angelika Crisp, Brandon's parents, feared their son may have been grabbed by some online predator he may have met while playing "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare."
Goodbrand said investigators have spoken with the Crisps.
"They're obviously distraught by the information," he said.
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