Rebecca and Christine Vance Death : Decomposed bodies found at remote campsite in Gunnison
Rebecca and Christine Vance Death : Decomposed bodies found at remote campsite in Gunnison
In a recent development, the identities of the three decomposed bodies discovered at a secluded campsite in Gunnison County have been revealed. According to authorities, the deceased individuals have been identified as two adult sisters and a teenage boy.
The initial discovery was made by a hiker in an eastern section of the central Colorado county, not far from the Gold Creek Campground.
On July 9, a hiker made a grim discovery when they stumbled upon one of the bodies and promptly alerted the authorities. In a development that unfolded in the early hours of the following day, responding deputies made a grim discovery as they uncovered two additional lifeless bodies.
In a recent development, the bodies that were discovered have now been officially identified as sisters Rebecca and Christine Vance.
In a tragic turn of events, it has been reported that Rebecca, aged 42, and Christine, aged 41, have both passed away. In a tragic turn of events, Rebecca’s 14-year-old son has become the third victim. In a notable coincidence, all three individuals were residents of Colorado Springs.
According to Gunnison County Coroner Michael Barnes, the official cause of death has not yet been determined. However, he suggested that the individuals’ deaths were likely influenced by a prolonged exposure to winter weather conditions and malnutrition. Further details will be provided once the reports are made available.
The toxicology reports for the two adults are currently pending.
