Authorities in British Columbia say the remains of missing actor Stewart (Stew) McLean have been found, and the investigation has shifted to a homicide probe. Multiple outlets report that McLean, 45, was reported missing after he was last seen on May 15 at his residence in Lions Bay. Global News and CBC report that Squamish RCMP receive a missing person report on May 18, following which searches and investigative efforts continue. CBC and the Vancouver Sun say police now suspect McLean was killed. Deadline similarly describes the case as a homicide investigation after the search for McLean turned into an investigation into his death. The Vancouver Sun also includes context from friends and colleagues, describing McLean as a well-known figure in the Vancouver-area film and television community. Police have not publicly detailed how McLean died or the circumstances surrounding his death, but the RCMP investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to determine what happened. The case continues to be handled by local police in the Squamish area.
Remains of missing actor Stewart McLean found; RCMP investigates suspected homicide
Authorities in British Columbia say the remains of missing actor Stewart (Stew) McLean have been found, and the investigation has shifted to a homicide probe. Multiple outlets report that McLean, 45,...
- Stewart (Stew) McLean, 45, is last seen on May 15 at his Lions Bay residence.
- Squamish RCMP receive a missing person report for McLean on May 18, according to reports.
- Police believe McLean’s death involves homicide and an investigation is ongoing.
- Remains of McLean are reported to have been found by authorities.
- Colleagues describe McLean as an active member of the Vancouver film and television community.
Stewart (Stew) McLean lived in Lions Bay, but was an active member of Vancouver's Hollywood North community, and came frequently to Vancouver to work.
3 months agoStewart McLean, 45, had been missing since May 15. Police believe he was killed and are investigating the actor's death.
3 months agoStewart McLean was last seen at his residence in Lions Bay on May 15.
3 months agoCanadian TV actor Stewart McLean went missing a week ago in the Squamish area of Canada’s British Columbia, and now investigators say the search has turned into a homicide investigation. The 45-year-old McLean, sometimes credited on TV projects as Stew McLean, was last seen May 15 at his residence in Lions Bay, about a half-hour […]
3 months agoStewart McLean was last seen at his residence in Lions Bay on May 15.
3 months agoIn a release, Squamish RCMP said that on May 18, officers received a missing person report for Stewart McLean, who had not been seen since May 15.
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