Grizzly bear mauls schoolteacher and 10-month-old infant daughter to death near remote cabin where family was on maternity leave
A schoolteacher from Canada and her 10-month-old daughter were found mauled to death by an adult grizzly bear this week while they were taking a walk outside their remotely located cabin where the family had been living during her maternity leave period. Gjermund Roesholt went back to the cabin, which is located near Einarson Lake in the Yukon territory, at about 3 p.m. on November 26 and found the bodies of his 37-year-old partner Valerie Theoret, and their baby Adele Roesholt.
CBC News reported that the giant animal that mauled the mother and child was still roaming around the area and charged at the father. This prompted him to shoot the animal dead. The Yukon Coroner's Office stated in a press release that the grizzly bear killed Valerie and Adele while there were probably out for a stroll sometime between 10 am and 3 pm.
