Kevin Millet Jnr yet to be found two months after he was reported missing
It’s been over two months since Chennezza Toulon last connected with her son 18-year-old Kevin Millet Jnr who was reported missing on March 17 2023.
The missing person’s report from the young man was filed the same day a burnt-out vehicle, which he reportedly rented, was found in the Potwork’s Dam area.
“I have not received any update, nothing at all. It’s just like he has gone with the wind. I have not heard anything, I am still hoping, I still have some faith left and the only thing I have left to hold on to is prayers,” the distraught mother said during an interview.
“It’s very hard, coping with this is not easy especially sometimes when I look at his photos,” she said.
Toulon said a few searches conducted so far, by family members have yielded no result and she has gotten absolutely no assistance from the “so-called” friends her son has come in contact with.
“It is very strange, it has been over two months and none of them have reached out to express concern or anything, nothing at all,” the woman said.
Millet is slim built, brown in complexation, and around 5 feet, 7 inches in height.
The mother said a $25,000 reward is still been made available to anyone with credible information that could lead to his whereabouts.
On Monday another mother Maria Hurst sounded the alarm for her son Noah Hurst 24, of Lightfoot who has been missing since May 23rd.
Anyone with information that could lead to the whereabouts of both men asked to contact the Criminal Investigation Department at 462-3913.
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