Eleanor Eatha PARKINSON Missing Person Case

Eleanor Eatha

PARKINSON

106

62

62 inches

62 inches

71 lbs

71 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

In the quiet community of Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, a suburb of Longueuil, Quebec, the first of March in 1982 began like any other day, but it would end with the unsettling disappearance of 62-year-old Eleanor Eatha Parkinson. A woman who, due to a six-month-long illness, rarely ventured out alone and typically spent her days in bed. Her family grew concerned when they discovered she was not in her residence and had not left her customary note to inform them of her whereabouts. The details surrounding her departure are sparse, leaving her loved ones with a void of unanswered questions. It is known that Eleanor, who was originally from Ottawa, Ontario, left her home on foot, sometime after her husband had departed for the day. She left without her purse, a detail that adds a layer of concern to her sudden absence. Eleanor was described as a Caucasian female with a slender build, standing at 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighing approximately 71 pounds. She had short, wavy brown hair and brown eyes. On the day she was last seen, it is believed she was wearing a brown, hooded fur coat, though other clothing she may have been wearing is unknown. The investigation into her disappearance was handled by the Service de police de Longueuil. Despite the efforts of law enforcement and the passage of time, no definitive answers have emerged to explain what happened to Eleanor Eatha Parkinson after she walked away from her home on that late winter day. The case of Eleanor Eatha Parkinson remains an open and unresolved matter, a poignant reminder of a life interrupted without explanation. Her family has endured decades of uncertainty, grappling with the profound sadness of not knowing the fate of their loved one. The circumstances of her disappearance, particularly her illness and her uncharacteristic departure without personal belongings, have fueled a long and arduous search for answers. The lack of any significant leads or new evidence over the years has only deepened the mystery, leaving a community and a family to wonder what became of Eleanor. Hers is a story of quiet disappearance, a life that seemingly vanished, leaving behind only memories and the enduring hope for resolution.

Coat Fur, Brown, hooded

Mar 01, 1982

St-Bruno-de-Montarville

Quebec

Service de police de Longueuil

Québec

450-463-7211

450-463-7211

Law Enforcement

SBR-820301-006

Service de police de Longueuil

Brown

Brown

Brown

Build: Slender/Thin; Complexion: Light/Fair; Hair details: Short, Wavy

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