Montreal woman says her father is missing in Spain, government not taking it seriously
Global News
The missing man is Scott Graham, a 67-year-old Victoria, B.C., resident. His family's concerns are growing because he might be without important medication.
A Montreal woman’s father has been missing in Spain for nearly three weeks, and she’s accusing federal officials of not taking the situation seriously enough.
The missing man is Scott Graham, a 67-year-old Victoria, B.C., resident. His family’s concerns are growing because he might be without important medication.
Since mid-July, 35-year-old Georgia Graham has been spending almost all her time trying to find out where her father is.
“It’s horrible. I don’t think that any family should have to go through what my family is going through,” Graham told Global News.
Scott travelled to Europe on June 29th to meet up with some old friends in the Netherlands.
After that, he went to Spain on his own.
“I was excited for him because he loves travelling and he loves being on the go. He said he would keep in touch with us, so I really wasn’t that concerned,” Georgia said.
She says his troubles began during a bus ride from Vigo to San Sebastian, Spain.
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