According to recent developments in the case, authorities may have finally uncovered the truth about the disappearance of 15-year-old Susan Robin Bender, who went missing in California nearly four decades ago in 1986. After reopening the case in 2021, the police announced the arrest of Raymond Lewis Stafford, who is believed to be responsible for Bender’s disappearance and possible murder. As reported by the San Francisco Chronicle, court documents suggest that Stafford may have buried Bender in Yosemite National Park.
Stafford’s connection to Bender and her family dates back to the 1980s when he briefly worked with her mother, Patricia Chupco. Chupco suspected Stafford’s involvement in her daughter’s disappearance, and her suspicions were further supported when the police found Bender’s clothing and diary in Stafford’s possession. Moreover, Stafford was linked to the green van that Bender was seen entering before her disappearance. Notably, a woman who lived with Stafford during that time revealed that he had admitted to killing a “female” and burying her at a campground near the Big Oak Flat entrance to Yosemite National Park. The recent court records confirm these claims.
It is important to note that Stafford has a significant criminal history and is registered as a sex offender due to allegations of sexually abusing a 13-year-old in California back in 1994. These details provide a disturbing insight into his past actions and raise concerns about his possible involvement in Bender’s disappearance.
This latest development in the case brings some hope for closure and justice for Susan Robin Bender and her family. The persistence of law enforcement and the reopening of the case have finally led to an arrest, shedding light on a long-hidden truth.
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