Thirty-four-year-old Nelson, BC resident Cory Westcott disappeared under suspicious circumstances in the late summer of 2020. He hasn’t been seen or heard from since. Some hold the key to unravelling what happened and bringing him home.
Cory was a fun, energetic and down to earth young man who really wanted to take control of his life. He just reached the pivotal moment every person has at some point during their lives. I spoke with Cory’s mom, Dee, for this story to get to know Cory.
“Cory was an awesome kid, I have to say. He was very respectful and e-very loving. He was very busy; he enjoyed BMXing, he joined lots of competitions. [He] was always busy! Built his own ramps. He was a real go-getter as a kid and as an adult. He had high energy. Very Funny. He was always joking. He was a very happy character, and even in the darkest moments, he would try to find something positive. And he was a great teacher to me, I have to say, in a lot of ways because sometimes I would have a crisis in my life, and he would say, “You know mom, you decide how your day is going to be as soon as your feet touch the floor when you get out of bed. If it’s going to be a good day or a bad day.”
“He was ok in school. He wasn’t straight A’s or anything. He had to work for pretty much everything. He didn’t really like to read, so when it came to doing his essays and stuff like that, he’d have to read a book and then write what the book was about, and generally, I’d have to read the book to him and have a discussion and then he could do his report on it. Because he just didn’t like to sit and read. Not like my daughter, she didn’t have to work for very much, it just came, but Cory had to work for his. [But he was] very determined. When he set his mind to something, there was just no stopping him. He was always on the go and enjoyed sports, even as an adult. He went to the gym every day of his life. He wouldn’t miss it. Even if he didn’t feel good, he’d still get up and trudge his way to the gym. He was very committed. He did do the BMXing and played football for a bit. Of course, as he got to [be] an older teenager, he wasn’t as into that. He was more wanting to hang out with his friends and that kind of thing. I guess that’s quite normal to get away from the sports so much when you get a little bit older and more recreation, right?” ~ Dee Zacher, Cory’s Mother
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