Jeanna North's last hours Many of the critical events preceding Jeanna North’s disappearance on June 28, 1993, occurred within a small area in her north Fargo neighborhood. Here are key times and places: r i N North home Geising home Fa rgo ©) 4ih stn. Fd B ee © 3rd St. N. Ze S . 3 = Kyle Bell = cs a z home a a g s 2 Stop-n-Go = 8 4 P 0 g ic Main Ave: = cass = \ _ = COUNTY & ; z = 12 590 a 3 e & a s &S 1. Island Park Pool, 302 7th St. S.: Jeanna North goes swimming with friends in the evening until the pool closes at 9 p.m. 2. North family home, 1513 4th Ave. N.: John North picks up his daughter and friends and brought them home. Jeanna asked to go Rollerblading with friends and was given permission to stay out half an hour past her normal curfew, until 10:30 p.m. She leaves about 9:15 p.m. 3. Friend Clarice Geising’s home, 1436 4th Ave. N.: Jeanna and her two friends pass the home of one of the friends, Clarice Geising. Jeanna tosses her shoes in the front yard, and they skate off. 4. Kyle Bell’s home, 318 15th St. N.: The girls stop and chat briefly with Bell, who is in his driveway installing a light bar on his pickup truck. Jeanna mentions that she must be home by 10:30 p.m. 5, Stop-n-Go, 301 10th St. N.: The girls pick up some snacks, then head for home, leaving the convenience store at about 10:45 p.m. 6. Clarice Geising’s home, 1436 4th Ave. N.: Jeanna says goodnight to Clarice, then continues Rollerblading toward home. It's the last time she is seen before her disappearance. 7. Kyle Bell’s home, 318 15th St. N.: In a statement to police, Bell said Jeanna North performs oral sex on him, then threatens to tell her parents. Bell backhands the girl, still on her Rollerblades. He said she fell, hitting her head, in his garage. 8. Cass County Road 20 bridge over the Sheyenne River: At 11 p.m. or 11:15 p.m., Bell folds Jeanna’s body and uses a rope to tie it to a concrete block, then tosses her into the river to conceal his crime. He returns home by about 11:30 p.m. Jeanna’s body is never found. Compiled by Patrick Springer / The Forum