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What Happened to Jason Corey Walters?


Jason Corey Walters

Jason Corey Walters

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia — Walters was last seen in Dartmouth on December 25, 1997.

Walters was released from the hospital in the early hours of Christmas Day, 1997. A few hours later a kit bag containing his belongings were found on the MacDonald Bridge near the approach to Halifax.

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On January 6, 1995, Melanie Carpenter received suspicious phone calls from a man feigning interest in a business deal. Later that day, she was abducted...

Any city can be unsafe. If you're walking around dark alleys at 3 am, you're gonna have a bad time anywhere. I have felt unsafe at times but it's usually just walking home alone after dark, and even then I feel safer here than a lot of other cities I've lived in.

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