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Stephanie Lyn Crane
Justice for Stephanie Lyn Crane — the trail went cold in 1993, but the truth hasn't.
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Small, late model yellow pickup truck with red pinstripe was seen in the area around the time of disappearance—year and make unknown. This vehicle may be connected to the abduction.
Stephanie was wearing distinctive maroon sweatpants, maroon and white striped hooded shirt with 'GIMMIE' text, and maroon and white striped tennis shoes—distinctive clothing that could aid identification if spotted.
The gap between last sighting (5:45 p.m.) and when she was reported missing (8:16 p.m.) is approximately 2.5 hours—what happened during this time period?
Stephanie Lyn Crane, a teenager, disappeared on October 11, 1993, between Challis High School and Challis Lanes bowling alley in Idaho while wearing distinctive maroon and white striped clothing. Investigators believe she was abducted, not a voluntary runaway, based on the circumstances of her disappearance and her mother's account. Despite decades of investigation, her body has never been recovered, and a yellow pickup truck with red pinstripe seen in the area remains a key lead.
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October 11, 1993 Challis, Idaho Stephanie Lyn Crane was last seen on October 11, 1993, between Challis High School and the Challis Lanes bowling alley on U.S. Highway 93.
At the time, she was wearing maroon sweatpants, a maroon and white striped, hooded shirt with the word "GIMMIE" on the front, and maroon and white striped tennis shoes. Stephanie's mother was the last one to see her at approximately 5:45 p.m.
and reported her missing at approximately 8:16 p.m., after she failed to return home. The investigation indicates that Stephanie was abducted.
It is unlikely that she ran away or disappeared voluntarily. However, her body has never been found.
It was noted that at the time of her disappearance, a small, late model, yellow pickup with a red pinstripe was seen in the area (unknown year or make). Custer County Sheriff's Office is requesting assistance from other law enforcement agencies and the public in locating Stephanie.
Stephanie's mother last saw her at approximately 5:45 p.m. between Challis High School and Challis Lanes bowling alley on U.S. Highway 93
Mother reported Stephanie missing at approximately 8:16 p.m. after she failed to return home