The death of Chilliwack鈥檚 Shaelene Keeler Bell has now been classified as 鈥渦ndetermined鈥� by BC Coroners Service.

The report was released to Black Press Media by Bell鈥檚 mother, Alina Durham, on Thursday, Nov. 10.

鈥淯nfortunately, this is another broken system,鈥� Durham said after receiving the report, parts of which she thinks are misleading.

Bell, a 23-year-old mother of two, was last seen on Jan. 30, 2021 and was reported missing to Chilliwack RCMP the next day. Her body was found on June 2, 2021 in the Fraser River near Coquitlam.

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鈥淧ort Authority workers found her in the Fraser River, between the Pattullo and Port Mann bridges,鈥� the coroner鈥檚 report stated. 鈥淎n autopsy revealed the cause of death was drowning. Additionally, there was no evidence of traumatic injury. Toxicological testing revealed the presence of her prescription medications.鈥�

The immediate cause of death was 鈥渁sphyxia due to, or a consequence of, drowning.鈥�

Coroners鈥� reports place the death into one of five classifications: accidental, homicide, natural, suicide, or undetermined. Bell鈥檚 death was found to be undetermined.

On Feb. 1, 2021, police found her vehicle parked at the end of Ballam Road in Chilliwack near the Fraser River and, despite extensive searches by the police and the community, she remained missing until June 2, 2021.

Police did not find evidence to support foul play.

鈥淚nvestigation did not reveal how or when Shaelene Bell entered the water. Family reported she was a competent swimmer,鈥� the report stated. 鈥淪he attended Chilliwack (General) Hospital on the evening of Jan. 29, 2021, and staff arranged an outpatient mental health appointment as she requested help with stress.鈥�

Durham commented on the report after reading it.

鈥淭here鈥檚 a very misleading paragraph. I feel that they鈥檙e implying something when we have no facts based on it at all,鈥� she said.

鈥淚鈥檓 so heartbroken for Shae. I鈥檓 disgusted with our system.鈥�

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