Diane BONNEAU Missing Person Case

Diane

BONNEAU

47

33

60 inches

60 inches

95 lbs

95 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

In the late spring of 2012, a loving mother named Diane Bonneau, 33 years of age, vanished from her home in Saint-Félicien, a community in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region of Quebec. On June 19th, around the noon hour, she was last seen at her residence on Boulevard du Jardin. Shortly after, she reportedly left on foot, leaving behind all her personal belongings, a detail that immediately raised concern among those who knew her. The absence of her purse, keys, and other essentials suggested this was not a planned departure, and her family was adamant that she would never have voluntarily left her young six-year-old son. Her mother, Jacqueline Dion, recalled seeing her just two days prior, describing her as being in high spirits and full of plans for the future, including learning how to make honey that autumn. An investigation was launched the very same evening her disappearance was reported, with police quickly recognizing the seriousness of the situation. In the initial hours and days, extensive searches were carried out by numerous police officers and concerned family members. They combed through the wooded area situated between her home and the nearby Ashuapmushuan River, a location that became a focal point of the search efforts. Despite these intensive ground searches, along with aerial and aquatic patrols, no trace of Diane was found. The police explored several possibilities, including the tragic scenario of an accidental fall into the river or a deliberate act of self-harm, though no evidence emerged to substantiate either theory. As weeks turned into months, and months into years, the mystery surrounding Diane Bonneau's disappearance deepened, leaving her family in a state of perpetual uncertainty. Her mother described her as a cheerful and energetic woman, a devoted mother who loved music and dance, and whose absence left an irreplaceable void in their lives. The family persistently urged for continued search efforts, particularly in specific deep sections of the Ashuapmushuan River where they feared she might be. Over the years, the investigation has remained open. In a notable development, Diane's partner reportedly took and passed a polygraph test in the months following her disappearance. Years later, investigators requested her dental records, a standard procedure in long-term missing persons cases. The discovery of human remains in the Lac-Saint-Jean area in subsequent years brought fleeting, painful hope for a resolution, though no connection to Diane's case has been confirmed. The case of Diane Bonneau remains an unsolved and sorrowful puzzle, a story of a woman who seemingly vanished without a trace, leaving behind a family to grapple with unanswered questions and the enduring pain of not knowing.

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Jun 19, 2012

Saint-Félicien

Québec

Chicoutimi SQ

Québec

1-800-659-4264

1-800-659-4264

Law Enforcement

224-120619-008

Chicoutimi SQ

Auburn

Greenish-Blue

Greenish-Blue

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

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