GONE IN NEW BRUNSWICK

Randy Boudreau Isaac

Case Introduction

Personal Information

  • Full Name: Randy Boudreau Isaac (listed on missing person sites as Randy Boudreau)
  • Date of Birth: June 4, 1972
  • Age at Disappearance: 31 years old
  • Gender: Male
  • Ethnicity: Indigenous

Physical Description

  • Height: 170 cm / 5 feet 7 inches
  • Weight: 73 kg / 161 lbs
  • Build: Slender/Thin
  • Eye Color: Brown
  • Hair Color: Black, short
  • Complexion: Light/Fair
  • Distinguishing Marks: Several scars on his right arm
  • Dental Information: Visible decay

Disappearance Details

  • Date Reported Missing: April 12, 2004
  • Last Confirmed Sighting: April 11, 2004 (according to Facebook page)
  • Location Last Seen: Near the NB trail in the Upsalquitch area of New Brunswick
  • Missing From: Campbellton, New Brunswick, Canada
  • Clothing Last Seen Wearing: Black jeans and a blue hooded sweater

Case Overview

Case Information

  • Case Reference Number: 2014006195
  • Original Investigating Agency: District 9 RCMP in Campbellton
  • Current Investigating Agency: Major Crime Unit in Bathurst (transferred March 2011)
  • Case Status: Active missing person case - Randy has not been located to date

Investigation Timeline

  • 2004:
    • April 11, 2004: Randy last seen near NB trail in Upsalquitch area
    • April 12, 2004: Family reports Randy missing to RCMP
  • 2011:
    • March 2011: Case file transferred from District 9 RCMP in Campbellton to Major Crime Unit in Bathurst
    • Investigators began re-interviewing people from the original file
  • 2024:
    • Case continues to remain open and unsolved
    • Randy is listed on the Gone In NB project website as one of 54 active missing persons cases in New Brunswick

Family and Background

  • Origin: Randy is originally from Campbellton, New Brunswick
  • Family Reporting: His family reported him missing on April 12, 2004
  • There is little information available about Randy's family circumstances or background leading up to his disappearance

Financial Reward

  • A $2,000.00 reward is being offered for information leading to Randy's whereabouts

Investigative Developments

  • The transfer of Randy's case from local RCMP to the Major Crime Unit in Bathurst in March 2011 indicates that investigators may have developed new leads or concerns about the circumstances of his disappearance. Major Crime Units typically handle cases involving suspected foul play or serious crimes.
  • The fact that investigators were re-interviewing people from the original file in 2011 suggests they were taking a fresh look at the case with potentially new evidence or perspectives.

Contact Information for Tips

Media Coverage and Sources

  • Randy's case has been documented by several missing persons websites and organizations:
    • Someone Saw Something website
    • Justice for Native People website
    • The Doe Network
    • CBC News coverage
    • Various social media missing person awareness accounts

Speculation and Theories

  • Due to the limited information available publicly about Randy's case, there is little documented speculation about what may have happened to him. The key concerning elements are:
    • Location of Disappearance: The Upsalquitch area where Randy was last seen is described as being on a walking trail, which could suggest various scenarios from accident to foul play
    • Transfer to Major Crime Unit: The 2011 transfer of his case to the Major Crime Unit suggests investigators may have developed concerns about criminal involvement
    • Indigenous Missing Person: Randy's case fits within the broader pattern of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) cases across Canada, where Indigenous individuals face disproportionate rates of violence and disappearance
    • Long-term Missing Status: After more than 20 years missing, Randy's case represents one of the longer-standing unresolved disappearances in New Brunswick

Current Status and Ongoing Efforts

  • Randy Boudreau remains missing as of August 2025. His case is:
    • Listed among the 54 active missing persons cases tracked by the Gone In NB project
    • Maintained in national missing persons databases
    • Subject to ongoing investigation by RCMP Major Crime Unit
    • Supported by a reward for information leading to his location
  • The lack of resolution after more than two decades makes Randy's case one of New Brunswick's longer-standing missing person mysteries. His family continues to seek answers about what happened to him on or around April 11, 2004, in the Upsalquitch area near Campbellton.
  • Note: This case file represents all publicly available information about Randy Boudreau's disappearance. Additional details may exist in investigative files that have not been released publicly. Anyone with information about Randy's whereabouts or the circumstances of his disappearance is encouraged to contact the investigating agencies listed above.
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