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Eunice
ANTONIUK
89
35
62 inches
62 inches
121 lbs
121 lbs
White / Caucasian
Female
In the early summer of 1972, a 35-year-old mother of two named Eunice Antoniuk vanished from Edmonton, Alberta, leaving behind a mystifying and enduring cold case. On June 2, 1972, a discovery was made on the walkway of the city's High Level Bridge that would mark the last known trace of her. Members of the Edmonton Police Service found a purse containing her identification, a personal item left in a place known for its sweeping views of the North Saskatchewan River valley. The details surrounding what she was wearing at the time are unknown, but her physical description is that of a woman with short black hair, blue eyes, and glasses. Inside the abandoned purse, investigators found a note addressed to her family. The specific contents of this letter have not been disclosed to the public, adding another layer of private sorrow to the public mystery of her disappearance. Despite the discovery of her belongings and the personal note, extensive searches conducted by the police yielded no further clues or any sign of Eunice herself. In the many years that have passed since that day, she has not been seen or heard from, her absence creating a void in the lives of those she left behind. The case of Eunice Antoniuk is a somber one, characterized by a distinct lack of evidence beyond the items found on the bridge. While the note and the location of her purse led to speculation that she may have taken her own life, her remains have never been located, and her file remains open. Without further information or discoveries, her disappearance is an unresolved tragedy. The investigation by the Edmonton Police Service remains one of the city's historical missing persons cases, a quiet file that speaks to the enduring pain of not knowing what happened to a loved one. The overview of this case is one of sudden mystery; a woman, in the prime of her life, disappears leaving behind only a few personal effects and a private message, her ultimate fate and whereabouts unknown.
Jun 02, 1972
Edmonton
Alberta
Edmonton Police Service
Edmonton
Alberta
780-423-4567
780-423-4567
Law Enforcement
PR84143931
Edmonton Police Service
Black
Blue
Blue
Hair details: Short
No
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