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Stephen Duane Cooper

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Stephen Cooper's body was found on February 23, 2006 in a rock quarry near Rancho Mirage, California.

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For months the Cooper family wondered and worried about the whereabouts of Stephen Cooper. Missing since September 2005, a discovery on February 23, 2006 would provide some relief to family members and some unanswered questions for cops.

Sex:
Male
Race:
White
Age at Disappearance:
52
Current Age:
59
Date of Death:
Sep 2005 - Feb 2006
Age Range at Time of Death:
51 - 52
Height:
5'9" - 6'0"
Weight:
168 lbs.
Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair):
  • Brown
  • Has a mustache
Eyes:
  • Brown
Scars and Tattoos:
  • Scar on lower left abdomen
Traits and Habits:
  • Works in real estate management
  • Father and grandfather
  • No known medical conditions
  • Has never gone missing in the past
Location information:
  • Steve Cooper lives in Mentone, California.
Last Seen:
  • San Bernardino County , CA
  • Steve was last seen at a meeting for work in San Bernardino County.
Other Possible Locations:
  • California
  • Steve has not been in touch with family or friends and uncharacteristically missed an appointment with his parents.
Last Known Locations:
  • Mentone , CA
Steve is self-employed and lives on Mentone Boulevard in Mentone, California.
Vehicle To Look For:
  • Steve's truck is missing, as well. It is a 2000 maroon Chevy S-10 pickup truck with commercial California tags: 6W19243.
Last updated March 16, 2006

Stephen Duane Cooper

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Recovered; Feb 23, 2006

A Chilling Discovery


On February 23, 2006 -- about five months after his mysterious disappearance, police finally learned the whereabouts of Stephen Cooper. According to police, a dog dropped a severed and dehydrated forearm on the doorstep of a home near Morongo, California.

After a search police soon found the remains of Stephen Cooper in a rock quarry close to the western edge of the Morongo Indian reservation. Police say that clothing, a wallet, and a drivers license were found at the scene.

While the discovery brought long awaited relief to the Cooper family, the mystery now turned into a homicide investigation. Cops say that the condition in which the body was found warrants such an inquiry, however, there have been no recent developments.

Police are hoping for the public's help in figuring out the events surrounding Stephen Cooper's death.




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Media Photo Steve was last seen at a business meeting in San Bernardino County wearing a black polo shirt blue shorts and sandals missing persons,Stephen Cooper
Steve was last seen at a business meeting in San Bernardino County wearing a black polo shirt, blue shorts and sandals.
Media Photo This is the license plate from Steve s missing truck It is a 2000 maroon Chevy S 10 pickup missing persons,Stephen Cooper
This is the license plate from Steve's missing truck. It is a 2000 maroon, Chevy S-10 pickup.

Stephen Duane Cooper

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This is the license plate from Steve's missing truck. It is a 2000 maroon, Chevy S-10 pickup.

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