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Bozeman Police Department searching for 34-year-old woman 

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Bozeman Police Department searching for 34-year-old woman 
Jen Clanceyby Jen Clancey
January 4, 2024

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The Bozeman Police Department is searching for 34-year-old Megan Ashley Stedman who was last seen in the Bozeman/Livingston area. She has been missing since Dec. 15, and is described as African American/Native American, 5’7”, 195 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes and no known tattoos. 

Stedman has been associated with a 1973 tan motorhome with Washington license plates, 187 WJY. There is damage to the rear driver’s side. 

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Photos of 1973 tan motorhome associated with Stedman. PHOTOS COURTESY OF BOZEMAN POLICE DEPARTMENT

“Bozeman Police Department detectives believe Megan is missing under suspicious circumstances and are concerned for Megan’s safety,” the Bozeman Police Department stated in an announcement on Facebook. 

Those with information are urged to contact detective sergeant Benjamin King at 406-582-2242, or call the Bozeman Police Department at 406-582-2000. 

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