They were parents, they chose to live in a cabin at the edge of a lake, but a bear ruined their lives – 11/28/2018

Ten months ago, Valerie Theoret, a 37-year-old teacher, had her first daughter, Adele, with her husband, Gjermund Roesholt. Happy for this news, I had decided to break the routine and they moved into a house away from the noise of the city, Yukon, Canada.

While getting used to a new life, she continued with the maternity leave that he enjoyed. French teacher in sixth grade, the woman has enjoyed his little Adele for 10 months only.

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But the drama and tragedy suddenly entered the family's life. Three years ago, they bought the cabin at Lake Einarson, a quiet and isolated place. In one way or another, they have never spent too much time there.

But now, with Valerie's license, the family had decided to bet on a new life. Gjermund, the husband, was involved in the legal hunting of animals in the middle of a wooded area. And there, he spent a good part of the day while his family remained in the cabin.

But for reasons that are currently under investigation by the local justice, 37-year-old Valerie Theoret and her daughter Adele Roesholt were found dead Monday in front of their home.

The husband of the woman said that he would be confronted with a brown bear about 100 meters from the cabin while he was returning from a hunt in the lake area. After being forced to shoot the bear and kill him, the man found the bodies of his wife and daughter outside the home.

"It seems like they went for a walk when the incident occurred," said the forensic service. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said it was investigating the deaths of two people in the area as a result of a bear attack, but did not say. The family had been living in the cabin for three months.