Marilyn BERGERON Missing Person Case

Marilyn

BERGERON

42

24

67 inches

67 inches

115 lbs

115 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

On a Sunday morning in February 2008, a 24-year-old woman named Marilyn Bergeron told her parents she was going for a walk from their home in Quebec City, Quebec. She left without any identification, taking only her credit card. That day, Marilyn was seen on surveillance footage at an ATM in Loretteville shortly after 11 a.m., where she attempted to withdraw $60, but the transaction was declined. The footage shows her looking over her shoulder multiple times, appearing anxious. The last confirmed sighting of Marilyn was hours later, around 4 p.m., at a Café Dépôt in Saint-Romuald, a considerable distance from her family's home, where she purchased a coffee. She has not been seen or heard from since. Just days before she vanished, Marilyn had abruptly moved back to her parents' home in Quebec City from Montreal, where she had been living. Her family noted that something was deeply troubling her, and she appeared anxious and sad. She had told her parents that she no longer felt safe living alone in Montreal and that something had happened, though she did not specify what it was. A friend later recounted a conversation from December 2007, two months before she disappeared, where Marilyn was inconsolable and fearful, stating that what she had experienced was "worse" than being raped or witnessing a crime, but refused to elaborate further, possibly out of fear of endangering her friend. This profound distress was a stark change from her usually cheerful demeanor and has become a central and heart-wrenching element of her case. The investigation into Marilyn Bergeron's disappearance has been fraught with differing theories and jurisdictional challenges. The Quebec City police initially leaned towards the theory that she may have died by suicide, a conclusion her family has never accepted. They firmly believe that she may have met with foul play, directly connected to the undisclosed events that caused her to flee Montreal in fear. Frustrated with what they perceived as limitations in the local police's ability to investigate leads in Montreal, her family has repeatedly petitioned for the case to be transferred to a provincial or Montreal-based police service, a request that has been denied. Over the years, numerous unconfirmed sightings have been reported, particularly in Ontario, giving her family hope that she might still be alive. Her parents have worked tirelessly, establishing rewards for information and keeping her story in the public eye, hoping that one day they will find the answers to what happened to their daughter. The case remains an unsolved and deeply concerning mystery, centered on a young woman who vanished after being consumed by a secret she felt unable to share.

Backpack Black Boots Suede, Black, with a fur trimmed contour Coat Black, Long coat with a fur hood Pants Grey, Velour Tattoo Right Chest, Pegasus

Feb 17, 2008

Québec

Québec

Service de police de la Ville de Québec

Québec

1-888-641-2447

1-888-641-2447

Law Enforcement

2008-18087

Service de police de la Ville de Québec

Brown

Blue, Green

Blue, Green

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