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[[File:DepartureBay.png|thumb|350px|right|alt=Departure Bay|Departure Bay area of Nanaimo]]
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[[wikipedia:Departure Bay|Departure Bay]] in an area of Nanaimo, near the [[Barons|Barons Road apartment]] building where Lisa lived next door to her parents,{{NDN20020704}} which was near the [[RMH|call centre]] where Lisa was scheduled to begin training on July 2<sup>nd</sup>, 2002.{{TC20040404}}{{SP20040515}}{{NW20150501}}

The Mac's Convenience store (at the corner of Departure Bay Road and Country Club Drive) sold CD copies of [[:File:Allison Crowe - Lisa's Song.mp3|''"Lisa's Song"'']] by Allison Crowe,{{NDN20030502}}{{HCS20030312}}, and also allowed Lisa's mother to place a donation box{{HCS20021026}}, to raise funds to help with search efforts.

When Lisa's parents [[RCMP failed to check cellphone records|contacted their daughter's cellphone provider]], they were told that the final signals from Lisa's phone were traced to the Departure Bay area in the early hours of Canada Day 2002{{HSS20130613}}, indicating the phone stopped functioning in the area soon after her final ominous text message to a friend, ''"Come get me, they won't let me leave."''{{TS20160806}}{{HSS20210626}}

A house party took place annually at a large home located on Departure Bay Road,{{Hand1}} near the beach. The host was an associate of the host of the [[827 Nanaimo Lakes Road|first house party]] to which Lisa was brought on the evening of her disappearance{{Hand2}}. Lisa may have been taken to the Departure Bay Road party for some time before being returned to the [[827 Nanaimo Lakes Road|Nanaimo Lakes Road]] party where she was later murdered and buried.{{Hand2}}

A "psychic" from Pennsylvania in July 2002 led Lisa's parents to perform a search at Northfield Park, which is located on Departure Bay Road.{{NDN20020725}} 
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== See also ==

* [[Before_The_Jungle]]
* [[The Jungle]]
* [[RCMP failed to check cellphone records]]

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