asked whether Bosma was still alive. "That's all I can say."

According to investigators, Bosma had listed his truck for sale on Kijiji.com, and the men contacted him through the phone number he left on his advertisement.

But Bosma may not have been the first to be targeted by the two suspects. Police have traced the cell phone number used to contact Bosma and learned the same number was used to set up a meeting to test drive a similar truck in Toronto the previous day.

The owner of that vehicle confirmed for police that he had a similar run-in with two suspicious men one day before Bosma disappeared.

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Kavanagh said the man was also trying to sell his truckonline and on May 5, he met with two men under very similar circumstances. The two men walked to a meeting with him in an industrial area and took the car for a test drive, with the taller of the two driving and the other man sitting in the back seat, behind the truck’s owner.

Kavanagh says something about the experience felt odd to the man, and he now suspects he may have been targeted by the same suspects.

"Fortunately for this person he was a very large individual. I think he probably would have overpowered the both of them. That was his advantage," Kavanagh told reporters.

The two suspects are described as white men in their mid-20s. One is believed to be 6’2” with short brown hair, and the other