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Stacey Lynn Rogers, also known as Stacey Miller, was 17 when she disappeared from northeastern British Columbia in April 1988. She was last seen after leaving a friend’s home in Fort St. John intending to return to her residence in nearby Taylor; some accounts say she told family in Taylor she planned to travel to Edmonton. She never arrived at her intended destination and has not been located.

At the time she went missing she was described as light complected, 5 feet 3 inches tall, about 130 pounds, with long brown hair and hazel eyes. Unconfirmed sightings in Grande Prairie and searches by family in northern B.C. communities such as Terrace and Fort Nelson produced no substantiated leads. The Fort St. John RCMP continues to list the case as open and it has been associated with Project E-Pana.

If anyone knew Stacey, saw her in April 1988, or has information about her movements between Fort St. John, Taylor, Edmonton or Grande Prairie, please come forward.