The Lincoln County News
February 25, 2021 at
Lee Emmons
A flyer details a $1,000 reward for information leading to the location of Jason D. Reil. Missing more than nine years from his home in Brunswick, Reil has family in Edgecomb.
When Jason Reil disappeared from Brunswick in January 2012, family members were left scrambling for answers. Nine years later, his aunt, Vikki Cunningham, of Edgecomb, is still waiting for closure. Her nephew has not reappeared, nor has his body been found. At present, he is another one of Maine’s missing persons, gone but not forgotten.
According to The Charley Project, a website that profiles missing people, Jason Reil has been missing since Jan. 12, 2012. That morning, he left his father’s apartment in Brunswick and took a walk. Days later, he appeared on camera at a local pharmacy. His own apartment was left intact with critical, everyday possessions. No one, including his family, has heard from him since. Days and weeks turned into months, a
Jason Reil disappeared after going to a drug store in Brunswick in January of 2012. Author: Vivien Leigh (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 6:34 PM EST January 29, 2021 Updated: 7:44 AM EST January 30, 2021
BRUNSWICK, Maine The family of Jason Reil is hoping a $1,000 reward will lead to answers in his disappearance, which goes back nearly a decade.
Despite numerous searches, tips and sightings the investigation has gone cold.
Flyers with pictures of Reil, who was 33-years-old when he went missing, are posted along Main Street in Brunswick, also in Augusta and the Mid-Coast.
His family hopes by offering a larger reward will lead to a break in the case.