‘We want him home’: Brother of missing man in Calgary pleads for information
Posted Sep 15, 2022 6:47 pm.
Last Updated Sep 15, 2022 8:21 pm.
The brother of a man reported missing more than a year ago is asking Calgarians for help in finding him.
CPS says 36-year-old David-Alexandre Beliveau was last seen in the Shaganappi area on Sept. 4, 2021, at around 4 p.m.
Officers received a missing person report from the family on Sept. 27 of that year after they didn’t hear from him.
Police have said Beliveau may have been the victim of “foul play,” though they have not provided any further information.
David-Alexandre’s brother, Maxime Beliveau, pleaded with Calgarians in a tearful video shared by CPS in English and French.
Maxime described David-Alexandre as “generous” and “charming.”
“…like the motivating guy that you want in your team. Please help us find that guy. We want him home. Anything can help,” Maxime said.
David-Alexandre had been living in Calgary for six years, and Maxime adds that friends in Montreal, his hometown, may be able to provide help.
Police describe David-Alexandre as 5’7” tall, around 185 lbs, with a medium build, green eyes, a bald head, and a brown beard.
CPS says David-Alexandre has a few distinctive tattoos, including three monkeys on his back, a lion on his right bicep, a pair of dice on his left hand, a happy face on his right hand, the word “motivation” in capital letters on the inside of his forearm, a number seven on his left calf, a “Z” on his right elbow, and a map with a pin on Montreal on his ribs.
A tattoo on David-Alexandre Beliveau. (CPS photo)
A tattoo on David-Alexandre Beliveau. (CPS photo)
Investigators say David-Alexandre was last seen wearing a black baseball cap with a white emblem, a medium-blue golf shirt, and dark-blue shorts.
Photos of David-Alexandre Beliveau in the clothes he was last seen in. (CPS photo)
Anyone with information about David-Alexandre or who may have interacted with him before he disappeared is asked to contact police at 403-266-1234 or leave a tip anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
