Historical Missing Persons & Cold Murder Cases
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 →
Rhonda Homsombath was only 25 years old when she went out in Hamilton, Ontario, during the early morning hours of March 8, 2020. She was a mother to an eight-year-old daughter, and those who knew her remembered a young woman who was loving, caring and full of life. She had plans for her future and... Continue Reading →
Marley was shot and died on January 1, 2014
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 →
Tanya Jean Brooks was 36 years old when she was murdered in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in May 2009. She was a Mi'kmaq woman associated with Millbrook First Nation and the mother of five children. More than seventeen years later, no one has been charged with taking her life. Her murder remains unsolved, and investigators have... Continue Reading →
On March 22, 2009, 33-year-old Judy Ann Quill was in Pikangikum First Nation, the remote northwestern Ontario community she had called home throughout her life. Judy was a mother of two, a daughter and a woman remembered by her family as someone who regularly visited her parents and helped them with everyday things. Before that... Continue Reading →
Sylvia has been missing since August 13, 1967.
Kimberly was last seen on August 12, 1989
Shariek was shot and killed on August 12, 2015
Late on a summer Sunday night in 2002, Ronald Joseph Crawford stopped by a Mr. Sub restaurant on Concession Street in Hamilton, Ontario. He wasn't working there, and he wasn't supposed to become part of anything dangerous that night. Ronald had simply gone to visit a friend, the man who owned and was working at... Continue Reading →
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