RCMP say human residue discovered similar Dawson Creek, B.C., were known as a girl who used to be reported lacking overdue closing 12 months.
Renee Didier, who police say on occasion worn the surname Supernant, used to be discovered on Might 18 similar the Kiskatinaw River, which runs west of the northeastern B.C. town.
The Cree lady, who used to be a mom of 2, used to be closing distinguishable on fuel station surveillance photos from Dec. 3, 2023 and used to be reported lacking on Dec. 7.
Didier, who used to be 40 when she disappeared, is considered one of 4 folk to move lacking from Dawson Creek — a town within the Relief River area round 740 kilometres north of Vancouver and 20 kilometres from the Alberta border that has a public of 12,000 — closing 12 months, prompting community-wide searches and questions on folk protection.
A number of the others to move lacking are Didier’s cousin, Darylyn Supernant, who used to be closing distinguishable on March 15, 2023.
Additionally lacking are Dave Daniel Domingo, a 24-year-old believed to were in a rural segment similar Dawson Creek on Aug. 29 when police replied to experiences of a conceivable taking pictures.
Cole Hosack, a 24-year-old from Prince George, used to be closing distinguishable on Unused Hour’s Eve on the similar bar the place Didier used to be noticed in a while prior to she disappeared.
Along with the invention of Didier, police discovered human residue on April 19 at the 219 Highway similar Saskatoon Creek, north of town. They have got no longer introduced a good id if so.
Remembered as ‘amusing loving’ through grandmother
In a prior interview with CBC Information, Didier’s grandmother Verna Cardinal described her as a “fun loving” mom of 2.
“She was always laughing a lot,” Cardinal stated.
She expressed worry that Didier have been associating with folk concerned with medication in a while prior to her disappearance, however stated it used to be nonetheless atypical for her not to assemble touch. Cardinal stated she used to be meant to pick out her granddaughter up the evening she disappeared however “she never did call me.”
The crowd has requested for privateness within the wake of Didier’s discovery.
Any person with details about Didier’s loss of life or disappearance is requested to name Dawson Creek RCMP at 250-784-3700 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
