Historical Missing Persons & Cold Murder Cases
Forty-five-year-old Alyssa May Olsson was living in Nanaimo, British Columbia, when she seemingly disappeared from her life in June 2025. More than a year later, there has been no publicly confirmed sighting of her, no known communication from her, and one particularly concerning detail remains: investigators say there has been no banking activity on her... Continue Reading →
On the evening of October 2, 2000, 50-year-old Marilyn Zaitzeff left her cottage on Lambert Island in Lake Superior, in the Shuniah area east of Thunder Bay, Ontario. She climbed aboard a personal watercraft and headed out onto the lake. She never returned. The following day, Marilyn's watercraft was discovered overturned in Lake Superior. It... Continue Reading →
Viola Isabella Panacheese was last seen on August 18, 1991.
On a summer day in August 2021, 38-year-old Kari Lynn Rose Campbell travelled by taxi to the Durham Bridge area. What began as an apparently ordinary trip would become the final known journey of a woman whose family is still waiting to learn what happened to her. Kari lived in Fredericton and was the mother... Continue Reading →
On January 1, 2018, 53-year-old André Blackburn disappeared from Jonquière, Quebec. Somewhere around the beginning of that new year, contact with André stopped. The people in his life would no longer hear from him, and years later, there is still no publicly known explanation for where he went or what happened to him. André was... Continue Reading →
Eileen Faye Williams was only 19 years old when she disappeared from Prince Edward Island on August 6, 1962. More than six decades later, no confirmed trace of her has ever been found. Her disappearance remains one of PEI's oldest cold cases, and the RCMP has described the circumstances as suspicious. Eileen was the youngest... Continue Reading →
Sylvia has been missing since August 13, 1967.
Kimberly was last seen on August 12, 1989
Chenel has not been heard from since August 10, 1970
In the summer of 2007, Gary and Ann Bason were living through a loss few parents could imagine. Their eldest son, 28-year-old Master Corporal Colin Bason, a reservist with the Royal Westminster Regiment, was serving in Afghanistan when he and five other Canadian soldiers were killed on July 4 after their vehicle was struck by... Continue Reading →
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