Famous Child Murders In Canada

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Police Use Facial Reconstruction In Effort To Solve 1989 Kingston John Doe Ontario $50,000
Ottawa Teen Justin Rutter Vanished Without A Trace Ontario $50,000
Break And Enter Quickly Morphed Into A Homicide Of John Horvath Ontario $2,000
Seven Unsolved Murders In Windsor, Ontario In 2023 Ontario $40,000 Expired
Murder Of Jane Johnson, And Daughter, Cathryn Johnson Alberta $50,000
Unsolved Murder Of Donald David Snelgrove Nova Scotia $150,000
Unsolved Murder Of Christine Marjorie McLean Nova Scotia $150,000
Homicide Of Vincent Pius Griffin Nova Scotia $150,000
Unsolved Homicide Of Jonathan Reader Nova Scotia $150,000
The Murder Of Edward William Phalen Added To Rewards For Unsolved Crimes Program Nova Scotia $150,000
Reward For Information On Rachel Joy MacQuarrie's Killer Nova Scotia $150,000
Mystery Continues To Surround The Murder Of Steven Hall Nova Scotia $150,000
Unsolved Homicide Of Jerell Aaron Wright Nova Scotia $150,000
Unsolved Homicide Of 80-Year-Old Sadie Rogers Nova Scotia $150,000
Disappearance And Death Of Laura Lee Cross Nova Scotia $150,000
Disappearance Of Michael Gerald Steele Nova Scotia $150,000
Unsolved Homicide Of Michael Leonard Hamm Nova Scotia $150,000
$150,000 Reward For Information Leading To The Missing Nova Scotia Man Nova Scotia $150,000
Reward Up To $150k In Disappearance And Death Of Kevin Wesley Martin Nova Scotia $150,000
Police Continue To Look For Tips Three Decades After Murder Of Jean Hilda Myra Nova Scotia $150,000
Benjamin Lokeny Death In Halifax Ruled A Homicide Nova Scotia $150,000
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Mary Emma Hammond
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Mary Emma Hammond

DNA helped identify man believed to have kidnapped Mary Emma Hammond in 1983. Brantford Police has named Steven Mudko as the man they believe was responsible for Hammond's abduction and her death.
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Murders In Windsor
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Murders In Windsor

The 1980 murder of Kirk Knight; the 1982 murder of 31-year-old Marlene Sweet and her 7-year-old son Jason; the 2003 killings of 30-year-old Debilleanne "Dee Dee" Williamson and her son 5-year-old Brandon "Xavier" Rucker.
Windsor, Ontario