St. John's, Newfoundland (CBC) - After a two-day manhunt using some of Newfoundland's finest detective work, Bill Murray was located around 3 a.m. on Sunday. Murray, 53, had been missing since Friday.
On Saturday, the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) issued a bulletin saying Bill Murray had disappeared Friday. They asked for the public's assistance with information on Murray's whereabouts or his vehicle, described as a red 2005 Pontiac Montana (license plate HKP 544).
A breakthrough came on Sunday, when reclusive fur trapper Brian Doyle-Murray (no relation) noticed a suspicious vehicle that matched that description near the Lower Lumbar River.
Mr. Murray, who bears a slight resemblance to the actor Bill Murray, is presently under an ethics investigation involving $2.7 million (Canadian) worth of various trinkets and keepsakes -- including pen sets, plaques, plates, lapel pins, refrigerator magnets, and six dozen gold rings.
