Disappearance of Lisa Marie Young - Wikipedia
Lisa Marie Young
Image of the model of the red Jaguar Lisa Marie Young was last seen in with Christopher Adai
''Born May 5, 1981
Nanaimo,
British Columbia, Canada
Disappeared June 30, 2002
Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
Status Missing for 17 years, 11 months and 4 days
Height 5 ft 4 in (163 cm)''
''At the time of Young's disappearance, her father was helping her move into her own apartment in northern Nanaimo
[7], something she was excited about.
[8] Young was also preparing to start a job at a call center within two days of her disappearance,
[7] and considered pursuing higher education, with the hopes of becoming a television sports broadcaster.
[4]
Disappearance
On the night of June 29, 2002, Young left her parents residence at 11:00 P.M. to go to a nightclub with several friends. Her parents found it strange, as Young had a busy schedule for the week.
[9] Young spent the night at a nightclub in Downtown Nanaimo called
Jungle (now known as
Club 241) where she and several friends celebrated the birthday of their friend, Hulley. After the nightclub closed at 2:30 A.M. on June 30, 2002, one of Young's friends began a conversation with Christopher Adair, who offered them a ride to a house party in southern Nanaimo in his red
Jaguar. Despite just meeting him, Young and friends accepted the offer.
The group spent an hour at the first house party before moving onto a second house party.
[2] At the second house party, Young became hungry, but could not find anything to eat that party because she was a
vegetarian. Adair offered to take her to a nearby sandwich shop, which Young accepted. The last time Young was seen was around 3:00 A.M., where she was leaving the house party with Adair.
[10]
Not long after Young left the party, Hulley received a phone call from her. She told him Adair did not take her to a fast food restaurant nor drop her off at home, but instead she was sitting in his car in a driveway and Adair would not let her leave.
[11] The final time Young contacted Hulley was at 4:30 A.M., when she sent him a text message reading: "come get me, they won't let me leave."
[3] Young's final phone signals were from the
Departure Bay area of Nanaimo.
[12] Family members of Young have never heard anything about her cellphone being traced down and do not know what happened to it.
[8]''