The search continues for a Victoria man missing in Spain.
Scott Graham, 67, was supposed to fly home on July 29 but has not been seen since he left the Canadian embassy in Madrid on July 15.
Graham was travelling alone in Spain with plans to city hop throughout the latter weeks of July. However, while on a bus ride from Vigo to San Sebastian on July 10, Graham was left at a rest stop without his bags or medication.
Graham鈥檚 family has been doing their best to chase down any information.
They know he visited a hospital in Madrid on the morning of July 15 and the Canadian embassy later that day. They also know, from having spoken to the embassy themselves, that Graham had made an appointment to return to the embassy the following Monday (July 18), but that he never showed up.
One of Graham鈥檚 three children, Kaiza Graham, told Victoria News the embassy had said Graham couldn鈥檛 remember any family members鈥� phone numbers or his email or Facebook passwords so he wasn鈥檛 able to contact them. He also apparently told the embassy he had tried to get his kidney-transplant medication from the hospital, but that he hadn鈥檛 been able to.
How long he can last without it isn鈥檛 clear, Kaiza said, noting that her father鈥檚 transplant is the result of a genetic disease known as polycystic kidney disease.
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Victoria police are working to support the missing person investigation, which is being led by Spanish authorities.
Victoria investigators have learned Graham may have been seen at the Hospital Universitario La Paz, but have been unable to determine what the outcome of the visit was.
In an effort to assist the investigation, police have released an appeal for information in Spanish.
Police are asking anyone in Madrid or elsewhere in Spain to call 112 if they have seen Graham. Anyone outside of Spain with information is asked to call the Victoria Police Department at 250-995-7654.
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