Yvette BOURGON Missing Person Case

Yvette

BOURGON

94

34

66 inches

66 inches

139 lbs

139 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

On a cold New Year's Day in 1965, a 33-year-old woman named Yvette Bourgon vanished from Montreal, Quebec, leaving behind a series of perplexing clues. She was a patient at the Louis-H Lafontaine Hospital, formerly known as St-Jean-de-Dieu, at the time she was last seen. The exact circumstances of her departure from the hospital remain unclear, marking the beginning of a mystery that would endure for decades. In the aftermath of her disappearance, a concerning discovery was made in the winter landscape. Investigators found a trail of Yvette's footprints left in the snow near the Lachine Canal in the Verdun area. Not far from these tracks lay her purse. Ominously, while the purse was recovered, its contents were incomplete; her wallet was missing. This detail added a layer of complexity to the investigation, suggesting the possibility of foul play, though no definitive conclusions could be drawn. At the time she went missing, Yvette was described as having brown hair and brown eyes. She stood at approximately five feet six inches tall and weighed around 139 pounds. Distinctive features noted by authorities included scars on her chest. For many years, her case remained an unresolved disappearance, a painful ambiguity for those who knew her. The discovery of her footprints and purse offered a final, silent narrative of her possible last moments, yet provided no concrete answers as to her ultimate fate. The case of Yvette Bourgon is a somber reminder of a life interrupted, a story that began with a quiet disappearance from a hospital and ended with a few poignant traces left behind in the snow.

Scar Chest, Breast implants

Mar 01, 1966

Montreal

Québec

Service de police de la Ville de Montréal

Québec

514-393-1133

514-393-1133

Law Enforcement

MTLEV1800299458

Service de police de la Ville de Montréal

Brown

Brown

Brown

Build: Slender/Thin; Complexion: Light/Fair

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