What is Bethany Correira’s story? Bethany went missing in 203 from her apartment in Bootleggers Cove. Find out details of the missing case and the mystery in this article.

Bethany Correira’s story has been covered in Dateline which has intrigued a lot of people about the mystery at Bootleggers Cove and her missing case. She went mysteriously missing in 2003.

Correira had already visited Nepal as a Christian missionary and traveled in the South Pacific. Furthermore, she worked with the climbers at Mt Denali basecamp and enjoyed adventures.

Missing Bethany Correira And Mystery At Bootleggers Cove Explained

Bethany Correira was a resident of Talkeetna, Alaska. 

In 2003, she moved to Anchorage to attend college and settled on M street in Bootleggers Cove. However, five days after she moved to Bootleggers Cove, she went missing.

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Talkeetna is a beautiful town in Alaska and is known as the gateway to Mt Denai. Her parents, Billy and Linda Correira, moved there in the 1970s and raised their family in Talkeetna. 

When Bethany went missing all residents of Talkeetna left their jobs and went looking for her. 

Bethany Correira Story: Complete Case Timeline

Bethany Correira lived with her parents and her two siblings in Talkeetna, Alaska. She was a smart, beautiful, and self-sufficient girl who knew how to take care of herself. 

After graduating from high school, she moved to Anchorage for further studies in 2003. Aspiring to become a doctor, she found an apartment on M street in Bootleggers Cove, an area in downtown Anchorage. 

The second part of the Bethany Correira case is now available here:

Picture: Bethany & Mike Lawson

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When her apartment manager, Mike Lawson offered her a part-time cleaning job, she was more than thrilled. But just five days after she moved, she went missing. Her mother had come to visit her but she was nowhere to be found.

Despite all the efforts to find her, there was no information about her whereabouts. Later investigators found out, her apartment manager murdered her while he was high on cocaine. 

Lawson shot Bethany which he claimed to be an accident and later buried her body a few hundred kilometers away from the crime scene. On May 1st, 2004, Detectives found her body in an abandoned gravel pit. Mile marker 129 on the Parks highway, some forty miles away from Correira’s hometown.

The jury convicted Mike Lawson of Bethany’s murder as well as six other counts, including tampering with evidence and arson. He was sentenced to 99 years which is a maximum sentence allowed for second-degree murder.