Casey Rose Bohun was three years old when she vanished from her bed in North Delta, British Columbia. She was last seen the night of August 4, 1989, after returning with her mother Barbara and infant sister Stacy from a family barbecue; the next morning a check of Casey’s bed found it empty. The family had moved to 94A Street about a month earlier. Casey had red hair, brown eyes and a noticeable chip in her top left tooth.

Police mounted a large search over a six-square-kilometer area with dogs and helicopters, and volunteers joined in. Investigators reported no signs of forced entry, though Barbara said the front door had been left slightly ajar. Over the years authorities have considered several possibilities, including that Casey wandered off, was taken by a stranger, was harmed by someone she knew, or was sold and is living without memories of her early life. Thousands of posters and numerous tips produced no trace.

The disappearance is classified as a suspected homicide and the case remains open; Barbara Bohun died by suicide in 2001. Does anyone in the Delta or Maple Ridge area remember details from August 1989 that could help resolve this case?