It's been 42 years since Jeffrey Dupres disappeared from his home in northern Alberta at the age of three.
His mom Denise McKee hasn't given up, recently releasing an age-progression photo of what Jeffrey might look like as a middle-aged man."It's absurd. I'm old, I'm handicapped. But he's still my kid, right?" she told CTV News Edmonton.The last time McKee saw her first-born child was on April 24, 1980, just before 1 p.m.
"I was gonna go back in the house and I asked Jeffrey what he was gonna do and he said, 'Can I go into Rodney's too?' and I said, 'Oh sure,'" she recalled. "The next morning hundreds of people joined hands and literally walked through the town. He wasn't there," she remembered. There were some clues at the time, including a witness who claimed they saw Jeffrey being coaxed into a blue 1978-1980 GMC or Chevrolet short-box pickup with chrome wheels.
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