CANADA Canada - Edna 'Bette-Jean' Masters, 21 mos, Red Lake, BC, 3 July 1960

  • #21
are her parents and siblings still around (sibling surely , still in their 60s only ?) , maybe parents too at late 80s/90 ?

I hope they get resolution ......
 
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  • #23
Only hope at this point would be Familial DNA matching .....? If she was taken by the couple and raised as their own ....then she might have children /grandkids who are registered on GeD match or the other find your family tree ancestry sites ?

I think if she lived on .....she grew up not remembering the first 21 months and doesn't know she was kidnapped ........

Hoping for the couple taking her to raise as their own as best outcome ...stuff like human trafficking would not have existed even in 1960 , right ? :-(
 
  • #24
In 2009, the small communities surrounding Red Lake wrote a book titled "Memories of Criss Creek. Red Lake and Cooper Creek:1910-1980 or so".

There are many recollections of little Bette-Jean being abducted by a man and woman in the 1959 Chevy like this one:

Netia Fisher and Donna Kaiser say, "I remember a little girl about 1 - 2 years being stolen while we children played in the yard. We had all gone to someone's house, mom would know who, and a couple arrived with their little girl. We played with her inside.

A car with a man and woman arrived and talked to us. They seemed very nice but did not go in the house. The woman was holding the little girl and then left with her. I thought they knew her and it was okay. The little girl did not protest. When the couple went to leave, their little girl was gone. I remember saying she went with the man and the lady in the car but the adults never noticed the car come in."

 
  • #25
Jul 11, 2025
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''The image on the right has been age-progressed to an unknown age
Name: Edna Bette-Jean Masters
Case Classification: Endangered Missing
Missing Since: July 3, 1960
Location Last Seen: Red Lake, British Columbia, Canada

Physical Description​

Date of Birth: 1958
Age: 21 months old
Race: White
Gender: Female
Height: 2'7"
Weight: 24 lbs.
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Nickname/Alias: Bette-Jean
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Curly, fine hair. Fair complexion. Oval shaped burn scar on her left upper arm. Ear deformity: slightly bent ear lobe, unknown which ear.

Identifiers​

Dentals: Not Available
Fingerprints: Not Available
DNA: Available

Clothing & Personal Items​

Clothing: White socks,a green bonnet hat with a white frill, short-sleeved pink shirt, faded pink overalls, and sandals.
Jewelry: Unknown
Additional Personal Items: Unknown

Circumstances of Disappearance​

On July 3, 1960, police received a report of a lost child in the Red Lake area, 72 km Northwest of Kamloops. 21-month-old Edna Bette-Jean Masters known to the family as Bette-Jean, was last seen playing with family and friends at a friend's residence.''
 

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