| Bette-Jean Masters | |
|---|---|
 
| |
| Age | 21 months |
| Race | White |
| Sex | Female |
| Location | Red Lake, British Columbia |
| Disappeared | July 3, 1960 |
| Missing for | 60 years |
| Height | 2'7 |
| Weight | 24 pounds |
| Classification | Not stated |
Case
On July 3, 1960, police received a report of a lost child in the Red Lake area, 45 miles Northwest of Kamloops, British Columbia. 21-month-old Edna Bette-Jean Masters, known to the family as Bette-Jean, was last seen playing with family and friends at a friend's residence.
Characteristics
- An oval-shaped burn scar on her upper left arm,
- A slightly bent ear lobe
- Curly blonde hair
- Blue eyes.
Clothing
- A pink short-sleeved shirt
- Sandals
- White socks
- Pink faded overalls
- A green bonnet with white frills.
Sources
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