His vehicle, a Jeep, was found on Chemin de la Chaîne, at the entrance to Zec Mars-Moulin, in the Laterrière sector. He was seen Thursday by a snowmobiler along a trail several kilometers from his car. He had walked all night.
The man did not suffer serious injuries, but was nevertheless taken to hospital, notably to treat injuries to his feet and hands.
“He had frostbitten hands and feet, but I cannot say if there was frostbite, I do not want to make a diagnosis,” mentioned the spokesperson for the Saguenay Police Service (SPS), Hervé Berghella.
For the moment, no one knows why Bryan Gaudreault went to this area and left his vehicle and walked several kilometers in the woods.
“If he has other needs, we will provide him with the necessary help,” continues Hervé Berghella.
Earlier Thursday, the (SPS) was asking for the public’s help in locating him. He was last seen in downtown Chicoutimi on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday. Bryan is 175 cm tall and weighs 75 kg, he has brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing an orange coat.
Bryan Gaudreault’s wife launched an appeal late Wednesday afternoon on social media to help find him. (Saguenay police department)
In order to facilitate the work of the police, the SPS told the population not to come to the scene.
His wife launched an appeal late Wednesday afternoon on social media to help her find him.
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