Was Stephanie sexually assaulted and killed on the bed? The perpetrator could have wrapped Stephanie in the bedding and took both it and her body in an effort to hide evidence of the crime. Items were missing from the cabin: two pillows with blue covers, a burgundy sheet, a Navajo-patterned duvet, and Stephanie’s gold watch. Was Stephanie murdered? The police insist that Stephanie’s disappearance is the result of a homicide. Given this, the police officially ruled out an accident or animal attack as the cause of Stephanie’s disappearance.
Even infrared technology was used and turned up nothing. But the authorities conducted an extensive ground, water, and air search of thousands of kilometres of land. Or was she killed by an animal and then dragged from the scene? Maybe. However, Stephanie had been working on site for 13 years, so I believe this isn’t the answer. Misadventure / Animal Attackĭid Stephanie somehow manage to get lost? The watchtower is located in a dense mountain forest. I believe that this theory can be readily dismissed. No doubt the authorities monitored her credit cards and bank accounts and they were untouched. The police are adamant that Stephanie just didn’t walk away from her life. It’s not probable Stephanie would set off to start a new life on foot in the forest. Also, her Dodge Ram truck was still parked on site. This doesn’t sound like a life that Stephanie longed to escape from.
Apparently she relished her time there, tending the garden, doing crafts, and reading many books. She loved her job and had 18 years’ experience fulfilling her duties as a fire spotter, with 13 of the years spent at the Athabasca Tower lookout. By all accounts, Stephanie was an adventurous, healthy senior and a beloved mother. Stephanie Stewart Image source: Global News Case File Theories Ran Off to Start A New Lifeĭid Stephanie abandon her post to start a new life? This theory is extremely unlikely. Stephanie was last heard from when she chatted on the phone with a family member the previous evening at around 9:00 pm.Īt the time of her disappearance, Stephanie wore glasses, stood 5 feet 2 inches tall (158 centimetres), weighed roughly 105 pounds (48 kilograms), and had blue eyes and mixed grey, auburn hair. Athabasca Tower and Cabin Image source: Global News Another fire spotter was sent to investigate. Stephanie was reported missing at 9:00 am on August 26th, 2006 when she failed to check-in that morning routine check-ins were required 3 times a day. Case File Overviewħ0-year-old Stephanie Stewart worked alone as a wildfire spotter at the Athabasca Tower lookout, located approximately 15 miles (25 kilometres) northeast of Hinton, Alberta on the outskirts of Jasper National Park. Positive reviews really help others find our show. And please do not forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review. Click here to hear the Audio File of this case.
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