https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/delta-police-take-over-case-of-missing-teen-joseph-chen Chen, 14, was reported missing on March 2 after leaving Surrey’s Holy Cross School at 162nd Street and 88 Avenue. Chen was seen boarding a B.C. Transit bus that took him to Annacis Island in Delta. From there, closed-circuit camera recorded him walking south on the east sidewalk of the Alex Fraser Bridge. A similar camera at the other end of the bridge had no record on Chen, who has not used his cellphone, credit card or Compass Card since he was spotted on the bridge. Chen is an Asian male, 5’6″ tall, 123 pounds with shoulder-length hair. He was last seen wearing a khaki jackets with brown pajama pants.
加拿大这个国家跟美帝一样邪恶 “The police came to my home and told me that Ocean had died by suicide,” Wyatt said. “The MCFD never contacted me, and they still haven’t.” Wyatt said when she reached out to the ministry on Monday, she was told Ocean’s case worker was on holidays. The teenager was removed from Wyatt’s care about a year ago. The mother said Ocean was diagnosed with autism, and would sometimes have episodes at the home where she is still raising his six siblings. “The home isn’t unsafe, I don’t do drugs, I have all the siblings, I don’t abuse Ocean,” Wyatt said Wednesday. She last saw her son on Saturday, and said he seemed to be in good spirits, though he texted her later that night to reveal he’d made a formal complaint about his care to the ministry. Wyatt sobbed as she read the last message she received from her son: “I am on my own. Foster care does not drive me to school. It does not help me with homework. It does not provide good food for me. It does not provide enough funding ever. It does nothing for me.” Wyatt said her son stopped responding to her texts the next morning, but that she wasn’t initially concerned since he’s a teenager who likes to sleep in, and who also attended church every Sunday. The police later arrived to deliver the heartbreaking news.
Chen, 14, was reported missing on March 2 after leaving Surrey’s Holy Cross School at 162nd Street and 88 Avenue.
Chen was seen boarding a B.C. Transit bus that took him to Annacis Island in Delta. From there, closed-circuit camera recorded him walking south on the east sidewalk of the Alex Fraser Bridge.
A similar camera at the other end of the bridge had no record on Chen, who has not used his cellphone, credit card or Compass Card since he was spotted on the bridge.
Chen is an Asian male, 5’6″ tall, 123 pounds with shoulder-length hair. He was last seen wearing a khaki jackets with brown pajama pants.
“The police came to my home and told me that Ocean had died by suicide,” Wyatt said. “The MCFD never contacted me, and they still haven’t.” Wyatt said when she reached out to the ministry on Monday, she was told Ocean’s case worker was on holidays. The teenager was removed from Wyatt’s care about a year ago. The mother said Ocean was diagnosed with autism, and would sometimes have episodes at the home where she is still raising his six siblings. “The home isn’t unsafe, I don’t do drugs, I have all the siblings, I don’t abuse Ocean,” Wyatt said Wednesday. She last saw her son on Saturday, and said he seemed to be in good spirits, though he texted her later that night to reveal he’d made a formal complaint about his care to the ministry. Wyatt sobbed as she read the last message she received from her son: “I am on my own. Foster care does not drive me to school. It does not help me with homework. It does not provide good food for me. It does not provide enough funding ever. It does nothing for me.” Wyatt said her son stopped responding to her texts the next morning, but that she wasn’t initially concerned since he’s a teenager who likes to sleep in, and who also attended church every Sunday. The police later arrived to deliver the heartbreaking news.