Casey Rose BOHUN Missing Person Case

Casey Rose

BOHUN

40

3

36 inches

36 inches

29 lbs

29 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

In the quiet community of North Delta, British Columbia, a heart-wrenching mystery began to unfold on August 5, 1989, with the disappearance of three-year-old Casey Rose Bohun. The evening prior, Casey, along with her mother Barbara and infant sister Stacy, had returned from a family barbecue in Maple Ridge. Her aunt had driven them to their new home on 94A Street, a neighborhood still unfamiliar to the family who had moved from Langley only a month before. Casey was tucked into her bed for the night; it was the last time her mother would see her. The next morning, with coffee guests in the house, a check on the sleeping toddler revealed an empty bed. A frantic search of the home and the immediate area by her family yielded nothing, and the authorities were called. The response to Casey’s disappearance was immediate and widespread. Police initiated a massive search effort covering a six-square-kilometer area, which was combed through twice over two days with the help of police dogs and helicopters. Dozens of concerned volunteers joined the search for the little girl with red hair and brown eyes, who had a noticeable chip in her top left tooth. Investigators found no signs of forced entry at the home, though Casey's mother noted the front door had been left slightly ajar. Over the years, police have considered several theories: that Casey wandered off and got lost, was taken by a stranger, was harmed by someone she knew, or was even sold and is living somewhere with no memory of her early life. Despite thousands of posters being distributed across North America and numerous tips coming in, no trace of Casey has ever been found. The enduring mystery of Casey's whereabouts has left a devastating legacy, particularly for her mother, Barbara, who struggled profoundly in the years that followed. In a tragic turn, Barbara took her own life in 2001, leaving behind no answers to the questions that had haunted her for over a decade. The case remains open, classified as a suspected homicide, and investigators still receive occasional tips. The disappearance of Casey Rose Bohun is a somber reminder of the fragility of life and the lasting pain of an unresolved loss. The official investigation continues, with authorities holding out hope that one day, new information will come to light, finally revealing what happened to the little girl who vanished from her bed so many years ago.

Shirt Cotton, White Skirt Cotton, Pink

Aug 05, 1989

Delta

British Columbia

Delta Police Department

Delta

British Columbia

604-946-4411

604-946-4411

Law Enforcement

1989-18520

Delta Police Department

Red

Brown

Brown

Build: Slender/Thin; Complexion: Light/Fair; Hair details: Short

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