Okay so here we are back at the case of missing Trevaline Evans, a case which I brought to you in my blog back in October 2020. You can read the original article Here
I am bringing this short update for you as a reader kindly sent me the pictures shown below, for which I am very grateful.
As you will probably know Trevaline Evans disappeared from the small Welsh town of Llangollen, where she owned an antique and collectables shop. The town only has a population of around 3,700, but is a popular tourist town that attracts quite a number of visitors during the summer season.
Trevaline, by all accounts was a popular local lady with a number of friends, many of whom visited her shop a lot for a coffee and a chat. In fact on the day that she vanished it is estimated that she had received between 25 and 30 visitors and customers to her little shop.
This "memorial" bench, for Trevaline Evans has recently been placed on the route to Rhuddlan Golf club
The bench (pictured above) is sighted alongside the Prestatyn to Dyserth walkway, approximately 30 miles from Llangollen.
According to locals, the plaque was not authorised to be fixed to the council owned bench and the reason for it being placed there has now become something of a puzzle to the walkers that stroll through the area and to the police.
The inscription reads:
"In memory of Trevaline Evans vanished 16/6/1990. Found Rhuddlan GC 14/3/2019, removed 19/3/2019 RIP"
GC thought to stand for Golf Club where it was alleged by two brothers that Trevaline's body had been buried under the bar.
Trevaline left her shop around 12.40 hours, was seen around the area a couple of times, with the last confirmed sighting near her home in Market street at around 1400 hours on June 16th 1990 and has never been seen since.
Her bank accounts have never been used since and despite the case being treated as a murder enquiry and many hours of police investigation, she has never been located.
The plaque on the bench suggests that her body or remains were found at Rhuddlan Golf Club in March 2019, but there is certainly no official record of this and the police deny any such finding.
As far as the police are concerned the case remains active, but unsolved.
So what has happened to cause this plaque to appear? Why would someone go to the trouble of engraving such an item? Seems very suspicious to me. The writing says "Found", but that seems to be untrue.
Trevaline's husband was arrested on suspicion of her murder at one point, but there were no charges ever brought and he passed away in 2014, aged 83.
Sorry this is only a short post, I will bring you a full article in due course. I just wanted to update you all with this interesting yet confusing news.
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