RCMP Seek Help In Historic Missing Persons Case
Tuesday, September 10, 2013 @ 3:59 AM
Fort St. James, B.C. – It has been 6 years since Bonnie Marie Joseph was last seen by her family and Ft St James RCMP are trying to jog people’s memories.
Bonnie Marie Joseph was last seen by her family in the Vanderhoof area. She was known to be very independent and traveled frequently from her home town of Fort St. James to Vanderhoof and Prince George.
She was last seen by family in September of 2007 and reported missing in December after friends and family had not heard from her.
North District Media Relations Officer Cst. Lesley Smith, says the RCMP continue to look for answers in Bonnie’s disappearance “We have no leads as to whether Bonnie got a ride with a friend, hitchhiked or took a bus to a nearby community. We are hoping someone may recognize her photo and shed some light on this 6 year mystery.”
Bonnie Marie Joseph, known as Bonnie M, at the time of her disappearance was described as;
· 31 years old
· 5’4" tall
· 120 lbs
· Short Brown Hair
· Brown Eyes
If you have any information in relation to the disappearance of Bonnie Marie Joseph please contact the Fort St. James RCMP Detachment at (250) 996-8269. If you would like to remain anonymous, please call CRIME STOPPERS at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
Comments
Took the family3 months to figureout she is missing? Not a very close and caring family in my opinion.
DPJ, Is it really that easy to cast an opinion of a family. Not every family function like middle class white trash, but that does not mean that they are not caring family.
When I read the headline I thought someone like Simon Fraser was missing.
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