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COLD CASES

NAME	LOCATION	YEAR
Cheryl Anne Hanson	Aurora, ON	1974
Cameron Gerald March	Burlington, ON	1975
Dorothy Abel	Yellowknife, NWT	1996
Aielah Saric-Auger	Prince George, B.C	2006
Mellissa Ivy Chaboyer	Thompson, MB	2005
Jane And Cathryn Johnson	Turner Valley, AB	1996
Janet Farris	SOLVED	1992
Patricia Bovin	London, ON	1969
Andrea Scherpf and Bernd Göricke	Chetwynd, B.C	1989
Adrien McNaughton	Arnprior, ON	1972
Christine Jessop	SOLVED	1984
Joanne Marie Pedersen	Chilliwack, B.C	1983
Gérald Lapierre	Saint-Janvier, QC	1980
Kelly Jane Evelyn Cook	Standard, AB	1981
Edna Bette-Jean Masters	Kamloops, B.C	1960
Charles Horvath-Allan	Kelowna, B.C	1989

Jean Virginia Sampare Was Last Seen on Highway 16

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Gitsegukla, British Columbia
October 14, 1971

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.

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