BASSETERRE, St. Kitts – COLLEGE STREET resident Eustace Martin is desperately searching for his 18-year-old son Eustace Victor Martin who went missing after leaving St. Kitts for Canada on Saturday, May 28.
Martin told SKNVibes that his son left the Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport on a Delta Airlines flight at 3:00 p.m. and was supposed to have two connecting flights before arriving in Vancouver, Canada.
He however said that his son made his first stop in Atlanta on the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, where he was last seen, but did not show up for his connecting flight to Seattle that would have taken him to Canada.
Martin further said that since then his son has not contacted him or any other family member.
He said they have been trying to get authorities to review the tapes at the Atlanta Airport, but so far they have not done so.
Eustace Victor Martin, who was born in Canada, came to St. Kitts in June 2010 to visit his father.
He is 5’9” tall, weighs about 120 lbs, brown complexioned with black hair and was last seen wearing a red T-shirt with black and white stripes and black trousers.
Martin is seeking the public’s help in assisting him to find his son.
Anyone with information is kindly asked to contact the nearest police station.
He is also requesting that anyone with information or any contact in Atlanta to please pass the message along and contact Sergeant David Wilson at the Adult Missing Person Unit at (404) 5464235.
SKNVibes has attached a photo of the young man that was taken by his father moments before he winged out of St. Kitts.
