CANADA Canada - Naramata BC, WhtFem HC667, 20-24, on wooded embankment, Jul'74

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Could this Jane Doe be Lucie Gelinas?

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21-year-old Lucie Gelinas disappeared from Trois-Riviere, Quebec in April of 1973, saying that she was going to travel to Vancouver with a friend. Her whereabouts - and the whereabouts of her friend - after that are unknown. Lucie is a match for the age, the long brown hair, and the rough location. It seems plausible that she may have hung around Vancouver for a couple of months before meeting with some sort of foul play. She's slightly shorter than Jane Doe (5'5) and slightly lighter (119lbs), but the remains were quite decomposed by the time they were discovered, so those height/weight stats are likely estimates.

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I actually find this quite interesting, I have submitted this to the investigators, let's see their opinion on it.
 
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Canada's Missing | Case details

Case reference: 2014001218​


On June 24, 1974, the body of an adult female was found approximately 19 miles Northeast of Penticton near Chute Lake Road, Naramata. The body was located down an embankment beside an isolated narrow dirt road in a heavily wooded area. It is estimated that the body had been at this location for a couple of months. It was noted that the female’s teeth were in good condition and she had high quality fillings that were done within two or three years prior to death. Minor orthodontist work was done when the female was a young girl.

Discovered at Penticton, British Columbia

Discovered on June 24, 1974

Est. age 18 to 29

Gender Female

Bio group White

Hair Brown, Long, Straight

Teeth Good, High quality fillings; good hygiene

Height 170cm / 5ft 7in

Weight 64kg / 141lb

Build Medium


Wearing

Underwear Nylon, White, bearing safety pin

If you have information on this case, please contact any of the following:​

1. Penticton RCMP 250-492-4300
Reference Case#: 1974-102

2. British Columbia, Office of the Chief Coroner 1-877-660-5077; BCCS.SIU@gov.bc.ca
Reference Case#: P591-74

3. Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS(8477)
or online at 404 Error Page Not Found
Crime Stoppers provides anonymous tipping

4. Send email to the National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains
at: canadasmissing-disparuscanada@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
 
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2012 rbbm
''But some effort, to me, was made to take her that far away,” he said. “Even Naramata – it’s kind of off the beaten path.”

The case is not actively being pursued by police.

Insp. Brad Haugli of Penticton RCMP said the file is well-known to its major crime unit.

“I would have no doubt that they would be taking all of those files where there’s an ability to have DNA and review all cases in British Columbia and elsewhere, comparing unknown DNA to the known DNA of this offender.”

Anyone who may have seen Fowler in the Okanagan in the early 1970s is asked to call Crime Stoppers or the tip line at 1-877-543-4822. ''
 

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