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== Second houseparty == | == Second houseparty ==__NOTOC__ | ||
In the early morning of Canada Day 2002, after leaving a houseparty at [[827 Nanaimo Lakes Road]], Lisa Marie Young arrived around 2:00am at a second party, this one in Nanaimo's ''Cathers Lake'' area.{{TC20040404}} | In the early morning of Canada Day 2002, after leaving a houseparty at [[827 Nanaimo Lakes Road]], Lisa Marie Young arrived around 2:00am at a second party, this one in Nanaimo's ''Cathers Lake'' area.{{TC20040404}} | ||
[[File:Cathers-Lake-area.png|thumb|right|Cathers Lake area<br><small>Source: [https://maps.app.goo.gl/ASf6PM1YaPSyPMjG9 Google Maps Street View]</small>]] | [[File:Cathers-Lake-area.png|thumb|right|Cathers Lake area<br><small>Source: [https://maps.app.goo.gl/ASf6PM1YaPSyPMjG9 Google Maps Street View]</small>]] | ||
[[File:Cathers-Lake-map.png|thumb|right|Map of Cathers Lake area<br><small>Source: [https://nanmap.nanaimo.ca City of Nanaimo]</small>]] | [[File:Cathers-Lake-map.png|thumb|right|Map of Cathers Lake area<br><small>Source: [https://nanmap.nanaimo.ca City of Nanaimo]</small>]] | ||
Lisa and Dallas were brought to both parties by Chris Adair who was driving his grandmother's maroon Jaguar XJ-40.{{POD20160726}} | Lisa and Dallas were brought to both parties by Chris Adair who was driving his grandmother's maroon [[Jaguar|Jaguar XJ-40]].{{POD20160726}} | ||
Several others were in attendance at the Cathers Lake residence. Adair offered to buy food for the group, if Lisa would accompany him to assist him with carrying the food back to the party.{{Hand2}}{{NoteTag|RCMP mistakenly reported that it was Lisa who had initiated the conversation about food. In reality, Lisa was only interested in getting home (as she was already tired{{Hand1}}, and had early morning plans with her father), but Chris told her he would drive her home after she helped him get the food back to the party. (This information was provided to the author by Dallas during a personal conversation in 2004.)}} | Several others were in attendance at the Cathers Lake residence. Adair offered to buy food for the group, if Lisa would accompany him to assist him with carrying the food back to the party.{{Hand2}}{{NoteTag|RCMP mistakenly reported that it was Lisa who had initiated the conversation about food. In reality, Lisa was only interested in getting home (as she was already tired{{Hand1}}, and had early morning plans with her father), but Chris told her he would drive her home after she helped him get the food back to the party. ''(This information was provided to the author by Dallas during a personal conversation in 2004.)''}} | ||
Lisa was last seen around 3:00am, getting back into the Jaguar with Chris, out front of the Cathers Lake area houseparty.{{VS20110226}}{{CN20170626}} | Lisa was last seen around 3:00am, getting back into the Jaguar with Chris, out front of the Cathers Lake area houseparty.{{VS20110226}}{{CN20170626}} | ||
Lisa was not taken to get food but was instead brought to a Bowen Road location{{CN20170626}}, then a third houseparty, in the Departure Bay area.{{Hand2}}{{HSS20130613}} | Lisa was not taken to get food but was instead brought to a Bowen Road location{{CN20170626}}, then a third houseparty, in the [[Departure Bay]] area.{{Hand2}}{{HSS20130613}} | ||
For the 2009 Crime Stoppers re-enactment video depicting Lisa's disappearance, RCMP incorrectly stated that the second houseparty which Lisa attended was in the [[Re-enactment: "Westwood Lake area"|''"Westwood Lake area"'']]. | |||
== Cathers Lake == | == Cathers Lake == | ||
Cathers Lake is a mostly-stagnant body of water in the Jingle Pot area of Nanaimo. The shoreline acts as perimeter for 65 lakefront residential properties as well as [https://www.nanaimo.ca/parks-search/Parks/378-Cathers-Lake-Beach-Access-4 4 beach access points] and [https://www.nanaimo.ca/parks-search/Parks/33-Cathers-Lake-Park Cathers Lake Park]. | Cathers Lake is a mostly-stagnant body of water in the Jingle Pot area of Nanaimo. The shoreline acts as perimeter for 65 lakefront residential properties as well as [https://www.nanaimo.ca/parks-search/Parks/378-Cathers-Lake-Beach-Access-4 4 beach access points] and [https://www.nanaimo.ca/parks-search/Parks/33-Cathers-Lake-Park Cathers Lake Park]. | ||
Cathers Lake drains into the Millstone River, which starts at Brannen Lake empties into the Nanaimo harbour by the Queen Elizabeth II Promenade<ref name="n20211005"> <span class="n logo"></span>Wikipedia (October 5, 2021), ''[ | Cathers Lake drains into the Millstone River, which starts at Brannen Lake{{NoteTag|Brannen Lake is also the location of the Nanaimo Correction Centre — one of the medium -security jail where Chris Adair was incarcerated.}} empties into the Nanaimo harbour by the Queen Elizabeth II Promenade<ref name="n20211005"> <span class="n logo"></span>Wikipedia (October 5, 2021), ''[[wikipedia:Nanaimo_Harbour|"Nanaimo Harbour"]]'' <span style='font-size:66%;'>n20211005</span></ref>. The lake is not recommended for swimming.<ref name="web20210421"> <span class="web logo"></span>Reddit (April 21, 2021), ''[https://www.reddit.com/r/nanaimo/comments/mvu2p8/is_cathers_lake_swimmable "Is Cathers Lake swimmable"]'' <span style='font-size:66%;'>web20210421</span></ref> | ||
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* [[827 Nanaimo Lakes Road]] | * [[827 Nanaimo Lakes Road]] | ||
* [[Departure Bay]] | * [[Departure Bay]] | ||
* [[Re-enactment: "Westwood Lake area"]] | |||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Latest revision as of 15:36, 15 September 2024
Second houseparty
In the early morning of Canada Day 2002, after leaving a houseparty at 827 Nanaimo Lakes Road, Lisa Marie Young arrived around 2:00am at a second party, this one in Nanaimo's Cathers Lake area.[1]
Source: Google Maps Street View
Source: City of Nanaimo
Lisa and Dallas were brought to both parties by Chris Adair who was driving his grandmother's maroon Jaguar XJ-40.[2]
Several others were in attendance at the Cathers Lake residence. Adair offered to buy food for the group, if Lisa would accompany him to assist him with carrying the food back to the party.[3][note 1]
Lisa was last seen around 3:00am, getting back into the Jaguar with Chris, out front of the Cathers Lake area houseparty.[5][6]
Lisa was not taken to get food but was instead brought to a Bowen Road location[6], then a third houseparty, in the Departure Bay area.[3][7]
For the 2009 Crime Stoppers re-enactment video depicting Lisa's disappearance, RCMP incorrectly stated that the second houseparty which Lisa attended was in the "Westwood Lake area".
Cathers Lake
Cathers Lake is a mostly-stagnant body of water in the Jingle Pot area of Nanaimo. The shoreline acts as perimeter for 65 lakefront residential properties as well as 4 beach access points and Cathers Lake Park.
Cathers Lake drains into the Millstone River, which starts at Brannen Lake[note 2] empties into the Nanaimo harbour by the Queen Elizabeth II Promenade[8]. The lake is not recommended for swimming.[9]
Notes
- ↑ RCMP mistakenly reported that it was Lisa who had initiated the conversation about food. In reality, Lisa was only interested in getting home (as she was already tired[4], and had early morning plans with her father), but Chris told her he would drive her home after she helped him get the food back to the party. (This information was provided to the author by Dallas during a personal conversation in 2004.)
- ↑ Brannen Lake is also the location of the Nanaimo Correction Centre — one of the medium -security jail where Chris Adair was incarcerated.
See also
Sources
- ↑ Jim Gibson, Times Colonist (Apr 4, 2004),
The case Nanaimo can't forget
(source) - ↑ Anonymous, Casefile (July 26, 2016),
Case 26: Lisa Marie Young
(source) - ↑ 3.0 3.1 This information was provided directly to the author by a credible, reliable source who was present. ✎ Sworn declaration can be provided as needed.
- ↑ This information was obtained first-hand by the author. ✎ Sworn declaration can be provided as needed.
- ↑ Vancouver Sun (Feb 26, 2011),
Nanaimo RCMP appeal for help
(source) - ↑ 6.0 6.1 Kendall Hanson, CHEK News (June 26, 2017),
Joanne Young, the mother of missing Nanaimo woman, passes away
(source) - ↑ Ha-Shilth-Sa (June 13, 2013),
Walk to remember Lisa Marie Young
(source) - ↑ Wikipedia (October 5, 2021), "Nanaimo Harbour" n20211005
- ↑ Reddit (April 21, 2021), "Is Cathers Lake swimmable" web20210421
