Lorlene Chasity Eva BONE Missing Person Case

Lorlene Chasity Eva

BONE

41

31

65 inches

65 inches

134 lbs

134 lbs

Indigenous

Female

Shoal River Indian Reserve

In the quiet landscape of Manitoba, a family continues an agonizing wait for answers in the disappearance of Lorlene Chasity Eva Bone, a 31-year-old mother of four from Wuskwi Sipihk Cree Nation. Her voice, a familiar comfort to her mother, was last heard on February 29, 2016, in a phone call from Sapotaweyak Cree Nation, also known as Shoal River. Lorlene, described as a happy and loving person who enjoyed traveling to dance at Powwows, was approximately 5'5" and 155 pounds with brown eyes and black hair, which she often dyed red or blonde. In the days leading up to her disappearance, she had been in Wuskwi Sipihk with her family and boyfriend, and had also traveled to Swan River and Sapotaweyak Cree Nation. She was last seen at a friend's home on the Shoal River Indian Reserve, and her failure to make contact with her family, which was highly out of character, sparked immediate concern. The days turned into weeks, and then into years, with no sign of Lorlene. Her family, refusing to let her memory fade, has organized numerous searches and tirelessly put up posters, only to have them torn down. Her mother, Evelyn Chartrand, speaks of the constant ache of not knowing what happened to her daughter, a woman described as bubbly and happy, who loved her children deeply. The disappearance has left a profound void, not only in the lives of her four children but also for the grandchildren she has never had the chance to meet. The RCMP have stated that the investigation remains active and ongoing, and they continue to receive and follow up on tips. Despite the passage of time, the hope of bringing Lorlene home remains a driving force for both her family and investigators. The case of Lorlene Bone is a painful and unresolved story that highlights the ongoing tragedy of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada. The official report of her disappearance was made to the Swan River RCMP on March 9, 2016, ten days after her last contact. It was unusual for her to not pick up a social assistance cheque, which further supported the belief that she did not leave on her own accord. Her family has expressed the deep hurt of not knowing her whereabouts and has even offered a reward for information that could help locate her. Despite numerous searches and continued pleas for information from the RCMP, her case remains unsolved, leaving her family and community with a decade of unanswered questions and the enduring hope for closure.

Sweater Blue, Hoodie Tattoo Left Side Of Neck, Three hearts

Feb 29, 2016

Shoal River Indian Reserve

Manitoba

Yes

Swan River RCMP

Swan River

Manitoba

(204) 734-3454

(204) 734-3454

Law Enforcement

2016282896

Swan River RCMP

Black

Brown

Brown

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

No