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Authorities in northern British Columbia have confirmed that human remains discovered along the Kiskatinaw River near Dawson Creek belong to Renee Didier, a woman who had been missing for nearly six months. This discovery has reignited concerns in the community, as Didier is one of four individuals who have disappeared from the area over the past year.
Identification of the Remains
The BC Coroners Service recently confirmed that the remains found on May 18 have been positively identified as those of Renee Didier. The North District Major Crime Unit is now actively investigating her death, along with another case involving unidentified remains found in April near the city.
Missing Persons Cases in Dawson Creek
Renee Didier, a 40-year-old Indigenous woman also known by the surname Supernant, was reported missing by her friends and family shortly after her last known sighting at a gas station in early December. Unfortunately, Didier is not the only person to have gone missing in Dawson Creek recently.
Another Indigenous woman, Darylyn Supernant, vanished in March 2023, while a 24-year-old man named Dave Daniel Domingo disappeared in August of the same year. Cole Hosack, who was last seen on New Year’s Eve, is also among the missing individuals in the area.
Appeals for Information
Authorities have been appealing to the public for any information that may help in solving these missing persons cases. Darylyn Supernant was last seen on March 15, 2023, while Dave Daniel Domingo went missing after a possible shooting incident in the Rolla area. Cole Hosack, who was set to start a new job in Medicine Hat, Alberta, has not been seen since leaving a bar in Dawson Creek.
Ongoing Investigations
Authorities are continuing their investigations into the disappearances and deaths of individuals in Dawson Creek. Just last month, human remains were found along 219 Road near Saskatoon Creek, prompting further inquiries by the BC Coroners Service and major crime investigators.
Dawson Creek, located approximately 400 kilometres northeast of Prince George, remains on edge as the community grapples with the unsettling series of disappearances and deaths. The authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward and assist in resolving these cases.
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