June Pauline Stevens disappeared from Cadillac, Saskatchewan, in July 1948 at about 18 years old. She lived with her father and brother and was remembered locally for playing baseball and babysitting. At the time she was 5 feet 4 inches, about 119 pounds, with brown hair, blue eyes and a small brown birthmark on one arm.

Accounts diverge about her movements after she vanished. Her father wrote in October 1948 that June went east, and family correspondence later suggested she may have been at a Winnipeg Salvation Army Hospital or had travelled as far as Toronto. Another line of inquiry held that she might have gone west to Port Alberni, British Columbia, to be with her mother. Family letters also indicate she may have been pregnant and that she suffered from rheumatism and psoriasis.

No marriage or death certificate for June has ever been located beyond her birth record. The Stevens family home burned on December 31, 1948, which may have destroyed personal items. The RCMP lists the disappearance as an open investigation; new information in 2023 named a man who had intermittently lived with June and was later suspected in an unrelated 1960s murder.

Did anyone in or near Cadillac remember June or her connections to Winnipeg, Port Alberni or the man mentioned in later inquiries?