1.18.2007

Brian,

I have no relation to this case whatsoever but have always wondered what might have become of a girl named Stephanie Crane from Challis, Idaho. She disappeared on October 11, 1993 while walking towards a local high school. I was a kid when she disappeared but was in another small town a couple years ago and saw her faded missing poster still hanging. It's been a cold case for a long time.

Also, I was looking at some of the other missing people cases you have looked into. In regards to the missing hikers on Mt. Hood, as a long time skier I've been told if you are hit by an avalanche that you need to "spit up" because you get disoriented and can't tell up from down. Spitting so that it falls with gravity tells you which way is down so if you are able to move you can start working towards getting to the surface. The unfortunate thing about avalanches is that it is like being stuck in cement so you are pretty limited.

Kelly

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Hi Kelly, thanks for this information and will post it. Will also do a RV for Stephanie.

Brian

2.23.2007

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Hello, the RV for Stephanie has been completed.

Brian

CASE # 322: Stephanie Lyn Crane (2.23.2007)(STILL MISSING)

forum link to this case

"Michael J, scar, eyes close together, wears white t shirts"

"worked at the school, 93. she was taken to Salmon, 21 , 17, 4, brown car/truck, Idaho plates.

1.18.2007

Brian,

I have no relation to this case whatsoever but have always wondered what might have become of a girl named Stephanie Crane from Challis, Idaho. She disappeared on October 11, 1993 while walking towards a local high school. I was a kid when she disappeared but was in another small town a couple years ago and saw her faded missing poster still hanging. It's been a cold case for a long time.

Also, I was looking at some of the other missing people cases you have looked into. In regards to the missing hikers on Mt. Hood, as a long time skier I've been told if you are hit by an avalanche that you need to "spit up" because you get disoriented and can't tell up from down. Spitting so that it falls with gravity tells you which way is down so if you are able to move you can start working towards getting to the surface. The unfortunate thing about avalanches is that it is like being stuck in cement so you are pretty limited.

Kelly

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Hi Kelly, thanks for this information and will post it. Will also do a RV for Stephanie.

Brian

3.12.2007

Hello,

This RV was completed on 2.23.2007

Brian

3.16.2009

3.16.2009 - Show 36

Deborah Kalai Fourzan, Duncan G. Connolly, Jack D. Connolly, James Gray, Stephanie Lyn Crane

and Craig Allen Frear and Adji Desir