June Ann JOHNSON Missing Person Case

June Ann

JOHNSON

81

34

64 inches

64 inches

130 lbs

130 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

In the summer of 1979, a sense of unease settled over the city of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, following the sudden and perplexing disappearance of 34-year-old June Ann Johnson. On the evening of August 3rd, a family friend gave June a ride to the Marlboro Hotel, a local establishment. This seemingly ordinary act would be the last confirmed sighting of the mother of three. At the time she vanished, June was described as a Caucasian woman, standing approximately 5'4" tall and weighing around 130 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. The details of what she was wearing that night have not been made public, adding another layer of obscurity to the moments leading up to her disappearance. The days that followed June's failure to return home were filled with growing concern for her well-being. A few days after she was last seen, her daughter reported her missing, officially launching an investigation that has now spanned several decades. Investigators have explored various leads and conducted numerous interviews over the years in an effort to piece together the events of that fateful night. What happened after June arrived at the hotel remains a mystery. In November 2010, the investigation led Prince Albert Police to a wooded area in Little Red River Park, north of the city. They excavated a piece of land where a house, once occupied by a person of interest in the case, had previously stood. Despite these and other extensive efforts, no trace of June has ever been found. The Prince Albert Police Service continues to keep June Johnson's case open and active, periodically issuing renewed appeals for public assistance. They emphasize that even the smallest or seemingly insignificant detail could be the key to unlocking the truth and providing long-awaited answers to her family. The case of June Ann Johnson is a somber reminder of how quickly a life can change, leaving behind a void of unanswered questions and a family left to navigate decades of uncertainty. The investigation into her disappearance endures, a testament to the unwavering hope that one day, the mystery of what happened to June will be solved, and her loved ones will finally have the closure they have sought for so long.

Aug 03, 1979

Prince Albert

Saskatchewan

Prince Albert Police service ;

Saskatchewan

[email protected]

306-953-4222

306-953-4222

Law Enforcement

1979-21445

Prince Albert Police service ;

Brown

Brown

Brown

Complexion: Light/Fair

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