Yolande Trudeau, 53, was last seen on February 20, 1996, near the Larocque Bridge in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec. She vanished from a public area in her hometown and, from that moment, no one reported hearing from or seeing her again.

At the time she went missing she was described as a Caucasian female, five feet three inches tall, about 115 pounds, with reddish-brown hair and blue eyes. Distinguishing marks included a two-to-three-inch scar on her lower abdomen, a one-inch scar under her right arm, and she wore dentures. On the day of her disappearance she was wearing a long brown and black coat, blue denim jeans, and black boots.

Her sudden lack of communication was said to be out of character, and the investigation remains open. Few public details explain what happened after she was seen by the bridge, leaving family and community with unanswered questions.

If anyone was in the Larocque Bridge area on February 20, 1996, or has information about Yolande’s movements that day, please come forward.