There he shot and killed a police dog, shot and wounded an officer, and then committed suicide. When the police attempted to arrest him, Hescock fled in his vehicle and lead them on a forty-mile high-speed chase, which ended at a dead-end road in the Big Hole Mountains. The girl was able to escape that afternoon when he went to work, leaving her chained to a bed in his home. Hescock kidnapped a fourteen-year-old girl from outside her home in the early morning hours of June 5, 2002. Keith Glenn "Mark" Hescock has been investigated for possible involvement in Stephanie's case, and also the disappearance of Amber Hoopes. A yellow pickup truck with red pinstripes was seen in the area around the time she vanished, and may be connected to her disappearance. An extensive search covering 7,000 square miles in two counties turned up no sign of her. By 8:15 p.m., she hadn't arrived home and her parents notified the police. The school was across the street from the bowling alley.Īccounts differ as to whether Stephanie was going to the high school for soccer practice, or whether she was heading for her family's residence, about 500 yards away. She was last seen walking on Highway 93 towards Challis High School at approximately 6:00 p.m.
She went bowling with friends, then departed at approximately 4:45 p.m. Details of Disappearance Stephanie's mother gave her money for a snack and dropped her off at the Challis Bowling Alley in Challis, Idaho on October 11, 1993.
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