From Google:This case is being circulated on FB again in my province of Manitoba where this happened. Jean did not have dementia. There was no sign of a struggle. Some think she was taken by the same killer who snatched Thelma Krull one morning. Her skull was found years later by a couple of hunters in the bush near St. Anne, Manitoba. The perpetrator has not been identified/caught. I know someone who lives in an isolated area surrounded by bush and there are a lot of bears around. Is it possible Jean heard a noise which interrupted her breakfast, and when she went out to check, a bear got her and dragged her off? The location is close to the US border, with heavy bush all around.
Typical Black Bear Attack Characteristics
- Loud struggle
- Blood at scene
- Drag marks
- Torn clothing
- Hair/fur evidence
- Scavenger disturbance later
- Remains typically found within search radius
Fatal predatory black bear attacks on adults in Manitoba are very rare.