Brittany STALMAN Missing Person Case

Brittany

STALMAN

36

17

66 inches

66 inches

110 lbs

110 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

On a Monday afternoon, November 13, 2006, in North Delta, British Columbia, 17-year-old Brittany Stalman spoke with her father after having a difficult phone conversation with her boyfriend. She said she was going for a walk to clear her head, a common practice for her, and left her family's home around 1:00 p.m. She was wearing a black zip-up hooded jacket, grey sweatpants, and Puma running shoes. Brittany, a young woman with long brown hair, brown eyes, and a permanent retainer on her lower teeth, took her pink Discman with her but left behind her wallet and purse. This walk would be the last time her family ever saw her. When she didn't return that evening, her parents reported her missing. There was a possible sighting of her later that afternoon near a park at Westview Drive and 64th Avenue, but this has not been confirmed. The investigation into Brittany's disappearance was met with few leads. Delta Police have stated they have exhausted all traditional avenues in their search. While Brittany had experienced periods of depression and had a history of leaving home for short durations, she had always returned. Her family, while acknowledging her struggles with depression, does not believe she would have taken her own life. Over the years, various theories have been considered. Early in the investigation, Brittany's mother suggested to police that she might have jumped from the nearby Alex Fraser Bridge, an idea initially dismissed by authorities who felt such an event would have generated immediate witness calls. However, police later revisited this as a possibility. In the years that followed her disappearance, her parents have tirelessly walked the trails near their home, searching for any sign of their daughter, holding onto the belief that someone out there has information about what happened. The case of Brittany Stalman remains unsolved, a lingering and painful mystery for her loved ones and community. With no significant evidence or leads materializing, her disappearance has left a void filled with unanswered questions. Her family continues to hope for peace and closure, certain that someone holds the key to understanding the events of that day. The investigation remains open, but without new information, the trail has grown cold. The official search has been extensive, but the forest-rich landscape of British Columbia presents countless possibilities. The narrative of Brittany's case is one of a teenager who walked away from her home on an ordinary day and vanished, leaving her family in a state of perpetual searching and uncertainty.

Nov 13, 2006

Delta

British Columbia

Delta Police Department

Delta

British Columbia

604-946-4411

604-946-4411

Law Enforcement

2006-26668

Delta Police Department

Brown

Brown

Brown

Build: Slender/Thin; Hair details: Long

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