GamersCrib
11-05-2008, 01:43 PM
Toronto TV station CP-24 is reporting that missing gamer Brandon Crisp whom was a avid gamer of Call of Duty has been found dead.
Police have found the body of missing Barrie-area boy Brandon Crisp. He was found on Fifth Line in the Barrie area.
The 15-year-old had been missing since running away from home on Oct. 13 after a fight with his parents over his video gaming habits.
A massive search was underway for the teen in Shanty Bay on the Oro Medonte Rail Trail, just outside of Barrie, since his disappearance on Thanksgiving Day.
Last week, a second witness confirmed seeing Crisp on the trail the night he disappeared.
His parents said the boy ran away from home after his Xbox was taken away. They say he was addicted to online games.
Investigators were analyzing data on his Xbox console for any clues leading to his disappearance.
A blue-checkered jacket, tent, crackers and full bag of chips were found on the trail on Oct. 24 after more than 400 volunteers combed the swamplands and fields throughout the township.
A sad day for gamers.. our prayers go out to the family of this boy.
source (http://www.cp24.com/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20081105/081105_brandon_crisp/20081105/?hub=CP24Home)
Police have found the body of missing Barrie-area boy Brandon Crisp. He was found on Fifth Line in the Barrie area.
The 15-year-old had been missing since running away from home on Oct. 13 after a fight with his parents over his video gaming habits.
A massive search was underway for the teen in Shanty Bay on the Oro Medonte Rail Trail, just outside of Barrie, since his disappearance on Thanksgiving Day.
Last week, a second witness confirmed seeing Crisp on the trail the night he disappeared.
His parents said the boy ran away from home after his Xbox was taken away. They say he was addicted to online games.
Investigators were analyzing data on his Xbox console for any clues leading to his disappearance.
A blue-checkered jacket, tent, crackers and full bag of chips were found on the trail on Oct. 24 after more than 400 volunteers combed the swamplands and fields throughout the township.
A sad day for gamers.. our prayers go out to the family of this boy.
source (http://www.cp24.com/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20081105/081105_brandon_crisp/20081105/?hub=CP24Home)