At this link: New details emerge surrounding death of Tyler Fillmore | CBC News
"It's possible that his body was taken out with the tide before it sank," said Sgt. Paul Gagné of the Sackville RCMP detachment.
Widow Sara says: "I don't think he ever left the search area"
More here:
"Fillmore said a surveillance camera captured video of her husband on Saturday, Nov. 25, 2017, the day before he was reported missing. It was taken at the South Shore Trading Co., an eel plant near where Tyler's van was found."
and more here:
"She said the footage showed Tyler walking back and forth between the van and somewhere off camera. On one trip, he changed from his shoes to a pair a boots, on another he wore a backpack she had never seen before.
"After the fifth time, he walked past the van and into the woods," Fillmore said."
Tori Weldon reporting for CBC News. [Tori is now Town Councillor Ward 3 in Tantramar]
Who is Mitchell Feigenbaum of South Shore Trading Co. Port Elgin NB --- here:
Mitchell Feigenbaum (@mitchellfeigenbaum) • Instagram photos and videos
https://ca.linkedin.com/in/mitchell-feigenbaum-80418b58
More here: Delaware Valley Fish Company | Contact
Board of Directors for CCSEF here: Board of Directors – Canadian Committee for a Sustainable Eel Fishery Inc.
More here with Zachary Townsend, Elfer Fisher Nova Scotia:
An unexplained and very tragic death of a young, family man in New Brunswick. Was foul play involved in Tyler's death? Sara miscarried the baby she was carrying when Tyler disappeared and I've also heard that Sara lost custody of her daughters after this tragic loss of her husband.. that has only added to the heartbreak and sadness that this little family has all endured. My thoughts continue to be with the girls and their Mum Sara at this time -- this story never rang true for me as it was reported in the news.. I think that somebody knows something about Tyler's disappearance and his death... RCMP ruled out foul play May 2018.
More here with Sgt. Paul Gagne, RCMP, at NB Media Co-Op from contributor Bruce Wark at warktimes.com:
RCMP wins national ‘Code of Silence’ award – NB Media Co-op
More here:
Sackville to replace another community police officer without reviewing position » CHMA
and here:
Ombud rejects Warktimes complaint, rules RCMP briefings can remain secret |
More here:
I believe that Sgt. Paul Gagne has relocated for his work away from the RCMP Sackville NB Detachment... I believe he went to Quebec.
Not sure exactly and I can't find anything to confirm that move other than a memory of some commentary online.
Article in 2019 from Bruce Wark here:
https://warktimes.com/2019/10/10/sackville-councillor-calls-on-rcmp-to-do-more-to-protect-the-towns-water-supply/
I like the priorities of this RCMP fellow:



