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Suzanne M
FRECH
75
74
66 inches
66 inches
161 lbs
161 lbs
White / Caucasian
Female
In the late winter of 2025, a sense of concern rippled through a St. Catharines, Ontario community. On March 11, 74-year-old Suzanne Frech, a woman with white, medium-length hair and brown eyes, was seen for the last time. Her disappearance was marked by a troubling observation; she was seen entering the waterway that flows between Lake Gibson and Lake Moodie, a location situated within the natural beauty of the DeCew House Heritage Park. At the time she went missing, it was reported that Suzanne had been feeling despondent. Standing at five feet six inches tall with a medium build, her sudden absence left a void filled with unanswered questions and growing apprehension for her well-being. The details surrounding Suzanne's last known moments painted a somber picture for those who knew her and for the wider community. Her last known outfit consisted of a t-shirt and jeans, and she wore glasses. The area where she was last seen, near Decew Road, is known for its scenic trails and historic significance, a place that would tragically become the starting point of a painful search. The report of her entering the waterway immediately raised alarms, prompting a response from the Niagara Regional Police Service who took charge of the investigation. As time moves forward, the search for answers in Suzanne Frech's case continues. The investigation into her disappearance remains an open and active file. Details shared publicly serve as a constant plea for any information that might shed light on what happened to her after she was last seen on that March day. The overview of this case is one of a sudden and worrying disappearance of a mature woman from a peaceful community park, with the last known sighting being under circumstances that suggest a state of emotional distress. The lack of resolution leaves her family, friends, and community in a state of prolonged uncertainty, holding onto hope for any news that might bring closure.
Glasses Jeans Shirt T-Shirt
Mar 11, 2025
St Catherines
Ontario
Niagara Regional Police Service
Niagara Regional
Ontario
905-688-4111
905-688-4111
Law Enforcement
2025-25166
Niagara Regional Police Service
White
Brown
Brown
Build: Medium; Complexion: Other; Hair details: Short, Medium length
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