Where is Kevin Charles? What happened to Courtney Struble?
Any detail, no matter how seemingly insignificant, could be what investigators need to solve these two cases and bring their loved ones the answers they've been seeking for years.
Sixteen-year-old Kevin Charles was living with his grandmother, Mary Goodfellow, in Chitek, Saskatchewan, at the time of his disappearance – Saturday, April 3, 1993. Police believe two or more people attended their residence that night. What occurred during this encounter is subject to speculation; however, it is believed Kevin and Mary were threatened, resulting in Kevin fleeing the home seeking help from neighbours. Kevin and Mary were never seen again and the persons involved in the incident have yet to be identified.
Kevin, at the time he went missing, can be described as: approximately 5'6" tall, weighing 120 lbs with black hair and brown eyes. Kevin had a brown birthmark on his left bicep and a scar over his right eye. He was left-handed. Kevin was last seen wearing a light jacket with gold flecks on the shoulders, blue jeans, running or hiking shoes, and a black and neon green watch.
Courtney Jenelle Struble was just 13 years old when she went missing on Friday. She had been visiting with friends near the veterinary clinic in Estevan, Saskatchewan, that evening. Later in the night or early the next morning, Courtney left that area, heading west. The exact route she took is unknown. That night was the last time anyone saw Courtney; she was never heard from again. Her disappearance is being investigated as a homicide.
Courtney, at the time she went missing, can be described as: approximately 5'3" tall, weighing 125 lbs, hazel eyes. Courtney had a birthmark on the nape of her neck and a 1.5" scar on her left shin. Courtney was wearing a grey bunny hug, running shoes and blue jeans that night.
Quite a few years have passed since these two individuals went missing, but it's never too late to come forward with information. If you know something, say something by contacting your local police service.
It's important to note: information can be submitted completely anonymously to Crime Stoppers via their website at saskcrimestoppers.com or by calling 1-800-222-8477.
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