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What Happened to Cowboy Ben Tyner? Family Plea (VIDEO)

Ben Tyner

The Wyoming cowboy, who was working as manager of Nicola Ranch, was last seen January 26, 2019, and reported missing on January 28 when his rider-less horse was found in the backcountry of Swakum Mountain in British Columbia. It's believed the man may have set off to the nearby foothills of the Nicola Valley, searching for cattle. While his absence was not initially thought to be suspicious, major crime detectives were brought in two months later.

Erin and Susan

Erin Gilmour and Susan Tice

Erin finished work at Robin's Knits at 8:45pm and closed up shop. She went upstairs to her apartment. At 9:20pm, only 35 minutes later, Anthony showed up to Erin's apartment above the shop, looking for her. Erin had been tied to her bed, raped and stabbed several times with a knife including a fatal wound to the heart.
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Toronto, Ontario - Leaning on genetic genealogy and family tree websites, Smith, who heads the Toronto Police's Cold Case and Missing Persons division, says he and his team have identified one family unit of interest, which e...ncompasses all male relatives, including first cousins, brothers, fathers and sons." Full story »

Steven Hall
Steven Michael Hall

Mystery Continues to Surround the Murder of Steven Hall

On April 27, 1996, Kelly Weisner dropped her brother off at a gas station in the Chester Basin, N.S. area. She would be the last family member to see Steven Hall alive, and over two decades later, his murder remains unsolved.

The Government of the Province of Nova Scotia is offering rewards of up to $150,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for the murder of Steven Michael Hall.

Sadie Rogers
Sadie Rogers

Unsolved Homicide of 80-Year-Old Sadie Rogers

Sadie Rogers was 80 years old in 1981 and lived alone in her home located at 112 Cordova Street, Amherst, Nova Scotia. Rogers, who was never married and had worked for most of her life as a housekeeper, was well known in her neighbourhood and was last seen alive on Saturday evening, September 26, 1981.

The Government of the Province of Nova Scotia is offering rewards of up to $150,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for the murder of Sadie Mae Rogers.

Kimberly McAndrew
Kimberly McAndrew

Disappearance of Kimberly McAndrew

On August 12, 1989, 19-year-old Kimberly McAndrew punched the clock at 4:21 p.m., walked out the back door of the Canadian Tire store on Quinpool Road in Halifax and vanished, never to be seen or heard from again.

The Rewards for Major Unsolved Crimes Program is offering a cash reward of up to $150,000 for information in Kimberly's disappearance.




Edna Bette-Jean Masters COLD CASE

Edna Masters

Edna Bette-Jean Masters disappeared on July 3, 1960, as she was playing at a friend's house in the Red Lake area, west of Kamloops in B.C.'s Interior

Kamloops, British Columbia - The Mounties are re-examining a missing-person case in British Columbia that dates back half a century, hoping renewed publicity might spark an old memory that could explain what happened to a 21-month-old toddler Edna Bette-Jean Masters who vanished without a trace.

Dana Bradley
The New DNA Evidence Rule Out Existing Suspects In The Murder of Dana Bradley

Casey Rose Bohun
Mysterious Disappearance of 3-Year-Old Casey Rose Bohun

Jean Virginia Sampare
Over 50 Years Later, There Are Still No Clues to What Happened to Virginia Sampare

Newborn 'Baby Parker'
Mysterious Death of Newborn 'Baby Parker' in Brantford

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Those we have held in our arms for a short while we hold in our hearts forever.!!!

- Mandy M. (Winnipeg, MB)

Prayers for residential school survivors... I just say pray right now, for the families, for the generations, for the hurt, for the pain, for the struggle. Rest In Peace, babies!!!

- Cherrie B. (Surrey, BC)

Just a few murders in RCMP files for Thompson, MB...Jacob Stokman, 58, who was killed July 27, 2008 in a Cree Road trailer, and Chantel Rikhiem, who was slain on Feb. 2, 2005. Plz look it up.

- Louis A. (Thompson, MB)

Many unsolved here in BC. A lot of these crimes happened a long time ago... Most of the victims don't get found, some get found but not right away and evidence is completely lost. Sad!

- Tristan W. (Vancouver, B.C.)

What is really important for these families is to know that as Canadians, is that we remember these murdered or missing people and keep our eyes and ears open.

- Sarah M. (Kamloops, B.C.)

What really happend to Franklin Shoofey, shot and killed outside his Montreal law office on Cherrier St?

- Janvier S. (Montreal, QC)

I am following up on a possible homicide investigation dating back to June 15, 2005. The body of Angus McLeod Stirling was found in a residence at 5456 Vedder Road. I lost touch with the conclusion of this incident. I was a previous neighbour when I lived in Chilliwack.

- Randelyn R. (Lethbridge, AB)

In 1982 a man claiming to be a professional race car driver talked his way into NASCAR's Winston 500 and then disappeared, leaving a trail of bounced checks and confused victims in his wake. This is the story of L. W. Wright: NASCAR's Mystery Driver. How about a non-violent sports mystery?

- Bacary T. (Windsor, ON)

Some unsolved crimes here in Thompson still have an investigation going on. We know that sometimes these investigations might take too long but the pressure must go on for justice!

- Kerrick A. (Thompson, MB)

Hi. Lots of unsolved cases here in Winnipeg that I don't see on this site. Maybe we all should come out and speak up, starting with ME! :)

- Debbie M. (Winnipeg, MB)

The bizarre case of Helen Doe, an unidentified car crash victim from 1991. Who is Helen Doe and is she part of the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous women?

- Lisbeth V. (Toronto, ON)

I live in a small with some unsolved cases... Cold cases. Spreading the word can still save someone's life.

- David B. (Lunenburg, NS)

Hi there, I've grown up and lived in south okanagan for many years, I also remember in the North okanagan a young man associated with a VW car ,maybe selling it? Went missing, north of Vernon. The okanagan is a nice place but it attracts many criminal types.

- Sharon J. (South Okanagan, B.C.)

My kids father has gone missing for over a year. We have two children together. It isn't like him to not show up for the kids. His car was found abandoned. His car on and door open in Cheekeye. The police did not search for him then but took his car cause the keys were in it anx it was still running with him no where in sight. His name is Daniel Lee Reoch and he would be 30 now and turning 31 this year in March. He was declared missing January 7th I believe. I just want to put his story out there in hopes we can find some answers. SAR and RCMP and also family friends and the community did a ground search but it snowed so hard.

- Key-le-la H. (Squamish, B.C.)

Another year comes and tina Fontaine case is still unsolved. Senseless murders and violence against indigenous women :(

- Hillary W. (Winnipeg, MB)

Evelyn Cook case will forever haunt Alberta. Someone out there knows something...it's never too late to come forward!

- Melissa P. (Okotoks, AB)

So sad that still there is no updates on Mary Hammond!! Missing since 80s from Brantford, Ont.

- Patrick M. (Milton, ON)

Any information about Angie Hartmann? Angela a high school student has been missing since 1983 from Ottawa. There seems to be very little information available in this case. All I could find is an Ottawa Sun article from 2003, basically the only contact anyone has had with someone involved with Angela is a boyfriend she had briefly in early 1983 in Germany, who gave what information he had to the Doe Network.

- Nicole H. (Ottawa, ON)

It is unbelievable how many unsolved murders in Canada, especially in northern BC. May all R.I.P. They will never be forgotten.

- Lisa V. (Prince Rupert, B.C.)

I hope many of these cases will be solved. Families want justice or closure.

- Anna V. (Vancouver, B.C.)

My nephew has been missing for 12 years now but we have never given up. We are hoping and hoping!!

- Ernest H. (Winnipeg, MB)

I sometimes think that some unsolved cases are not really unsolved. They have been solved but no enough evidence to convict the perpetrator.

- Julie N. (Toronto, ON)

We lost our lovely daughter. Disappeared mysteriously 14 years ago in Calgary. She was 11 years old. This case is still unsolved today. Please keep the word out. We hope that she is somewhere... Alive!

- Andrew B. Jr. (Calgary, AB)

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Virginia Sampare

October 14, 1971
Gitsegukla, BC
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18-year-old Jean Virginia Sampare was last seen by Alvin (her cousin) on Highway 16 outside Gitsegukla on October 14, 1971. He left her alone as he cycled home to get a jacket, and she was gone when he returned.

Sampare worked at the Royal Packing Company salmon canning plant in Claxton and was described as a healthy, normal 18-year-old woma nwho sang teasing songs to her siblings. She loved to play "nurse" with her siblings and would take turns with Winnie (sibling) being the nurse.

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