By The Canadian Press / James Peters

One year later, police still seek missing Spences Bridge man

Oct 10, 2018 | 11:51 AM

SPENCES BRIDGE, B.C. — It’s been a year since 48-year-old southern Interior resident Luke Neville vanished and police says they haven’t given up looking for clues in his suspicious disappearance.

Neville was last seen October 9, 2017, in the community of Spences Bridge where he lives.

At the time, RCMP issued this description of Neville:

• Caucasian man 48 years old
• 6’3″ 
• 200 lbs 
• Short grey hair
• Brown eyes
• Facial stubble / unshaven
• Last seen wearing dark clothes and sunglasses

He was a driving a 2003 white Ford E-250 van that was later found burned on a forest service road about 20 kilometres outside Spences Bridge.

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Police say circumstances can change over time, which might make it easier for someone to come forward with information about what may have happened to Neville.