Diane Bélanger, 19, disappeared on the morning of August 8, 1982 from where she was staying, with her boyfriend’s cousin at 2269 Dorion Street in Montreal. She looked after the cousin’s child with her partner the night she disappeared. The couple came back at 3:00 am and shared a pizza with Diane. When the couple woke up, Diane had disappeared never to be seen again. Her purse was in the living room, the contents strewn on the floor, the screen on the front door had been gutted, a bread knife was missing, and Diane’s nightgown was in the bath. No signs of violence or traces of blood were found in the home.
According to the investigator at the time, he interviewed a woman, a prostitute, in the hospital a few days after the disappearance. This lady had been badly beaten. She was also named Diane Bélanger, had the same date of birth and lived in the same sector as Diane, here concerned. According to the woman, she believed those around her were targeting her and had a mistake about the person. She believed Diane’s body was buried in Chertsey in Lanaudière, but research has revealed nothing.
Diane was 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighed about 130 pounds. She had long dark chestnut hair, curly, and brown eyes. When she disappeared she was wearing her glasses and a brown dress. The family would like to one day be able to find answers to this painful disappearance.
Investigator in 1982: Jean-Claude Rochon, Montreal Police
If you have any information that could help solve this crime, contact the SPVM (Montreal): 514 393-1133. www.infocrimemontreal.ca
Meurtres et Disparitions Irrésolus du Québefc au 819 200-4628 [email protected]
Sources: Annie Richard and Archives
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