Marilyn Bergeron, a 24-year-old woman from Quebec, Canada, was last seen on February 17, 2008. On that day, she left her parents' home in Loretteville, a suburb of Quebec City, stating she was going for a walk. She took her backpack but left behind most of her personal belongings. Marilyn’s family reported her missing later that day when she did not return home.
Her last known sighting was at an ATM in the Saint-Romuald district of Lévis, where security footage captured her attempting to withdraw money, though the transaction was unsuccessful. Later that same day, she was spotted at a café in the same area, purchasing a coffee. This marked the last confirmed sighting of Marilyn. Despite extensive searches and media coverage, her whereabouts remain unknown.
In the months leading up to her disappearance, Marilyn had moved back home from Montreal, where she had been living. Her family and friends noted changes in her behavior, suggesting she may have been dealing with anxiety or emotional distress. Her family believes that something significant happened during her time in Montreal, but they have been unable to identify what that might have been.
The circumstances surrounding her disappearance are still unclear, and Marilyn’s family continues to search for answers. Her case has drawn widespread attention across Quebec and Canada, but despite multiple tips and potential leads over the years, no substantial progress has been made in finding her. Marilyn’s family remains hopeful for new information that could solve the mystery of her disappearance.
Last Seen: Feb 17, 2008
