Candace Mae Jolene GIEBEL Missing Person Case

Candace Mae Jolene

GIEBEL

45

21

62 inches

62 inches

99 lbs

99 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

In the summer of 2002, a young woman named Candace Mae Jolene Giebel vanished from the streets of downtown Vancouver, British Columbia. At 21 years old, with long blonde hair and blue eyes, Candace was last seen on August 1st of that year. She was a petite woman, standing at 5 feet 3 inches and weighing around 100 pounds. Two distinctive tattoos marked her body: angel wings on her back and a lizard cracking out of an egg below her neck. Candace was not alone when she disappeared; she was in the company of her boyfriend at the time, Henry John Peters. The couple was known to live a transient and nomadic lifestyle. They also struggled with substance dependency. Her family has not heard from her since she went missing. The circumstances surrounding Candace and Henry's disappearance are shrouded in uncertainty, leaving a void of information for their loved ones. Since they were last seen, there have been no confirmed sightings of either of them. Their transient lifestyle has led to speculation that they may have decided to leave the country. However, a more sinister theory has also emerged, suggesting they could have fallen victim to a notorious serial killer. It is known that serial killer Israel Keyes was working at a construction site in Spokane, Washington during the summer of 2002 and would occasionally return to Neah Bay, Washington. Due to their vulnerable situation, being homeless and dealing with substance dependency, it is thought that Candace and Henry would have been considered relatively easy targets. Keyes himself mentioned a couple he was with between 2001 and 2005, which some believe could have been Candace and Henry. The investigation into the disappearance of Candace Mae Jolene Giebel and Henry John Peters remains open. The Vancouver Police Department continues to list them as missing persons. Despite the passage of time, their cases have not been forgotten, with their profiles shared on various missing persons' networks. The lack of any contact from either Candace or Henry since 2002 is a source of ongoing pain and worry for their families. The mystery of what happened to the young couple persists, a quiet but constant question in the minds of those who knew them. Without any concrete evidence or new leads, the case remains an unsolved and troubling puzzle.

Tattoo Lower Back, Wings with face Tattoo Upper Back, Circle with skull

Aug 01, 2002

Vancouver

British Columbia

Vancouver Police Department ;

British Columbia

[email protected]

604-717-2530

604-717-2530

Law Enforcement

MIS 03-018043

Vancouver Police Department ;

Blonde

Blue

Blue

Build: Medium; Complexion: Light/Fair; Hair details: Blonde, medium length, straight

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