Ontario's Missing Adults

GORASSI, Anthony Robert

Teeth – natural teeth, poor dental health

Facial hair – grizzled beard and moustache
Side-burns

Smoker – described as ‘heavily addicted tobacco smoker’

Build – medium
Complexion – light/fair

Jacket – black
Shirt – long sleeved t-shirt, blue in colour, size ‘M’
Pants – track pants, black in colour, cotton
Footwear – white athletic/running shoes, described as ‘soiled’

Although Tony is a full-time resident of Toronto, he disappeared while on an outing at the Kinark Outdoor Centre located in Haliburton County.

At approximately 4:30 p.m., Tony was seen sitting at the fire pit smoking cigarettes. Tony did not attend supper that evening. Realizing that he did not attend supper, the Staff went to Tony’s cabin to look for him. He was not in his cabin and Staff continued to search the area. A short time later, the OPP were called and a full scale search was begun. The search lasted several days but Tony has not been located.

The Kinark Outdoor Centre is located in a densely wooded and swampy area. The terrain is uneven and hilly. The area has numerous areas that are described as ‘boggy’. The area has one inland lake known as Gray Lake. The water is a very dark ‘tea’ colour due to mineral deposits in the area. Kinark is bordered by Highway 118 to the north, Swan Road to the south, Queen’s Line to the west and Gray Lake to the east.

Ontario Provincial Police – Haliburton Highlands Detachment
705-286-1431 or Toll-Free 1-888-310-1122
Additional Details and Contacts

National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains
Ontario Provincial Police