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Location: North Delta, British Columbia
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Karen TessierRhona Margaret Duncan had attended a party the night of July 16, 1976 when she had last been seen. After leaving her friends to walk home around 2:45 AM, her neighbours woke up to people arguing in the street. After the neighbour yelled back the voices stopped.
Rhona's body was found the next morning in a different neighbour's garage. Murdered. After conducting DNA and polygraph tests as well as speaking with her friends, family and acquaintances, all of the high profile suspects had been eliminated and the murder remains unsolved in BC.
If you have information or a tip about the unsolved homicide of Rhona Margaret Duncan, contact Sgt. Gary Webb of the North Vancouver Detachment Serious Crime Section at 604-983-7417.
The Chilliwack RCMP are asking for the public's help in locating a missing person. Paul David Garcia (Date of Birth: November 6th, 1968) has not been seen by his family since the spring of 1997.
Paul Garcia was reported missing to the Chilliwack RCMP in 2003 and investigators have been unable to locate him, or any possible current whereabouts. Paul Garcia's family believes he may be living on the streets in Vancouver and want him to make contact with them. Paul Garcia's last known address was unit 207 of 9260 Young Road, Chilliwack BC (The Empress Hotel).
Lisa Marie YoungOn June 15th, 2005, Chilliwack RCMP responded to a complaint of a found body.
A deceased adult male was located in a residence at 5456 Vedder Road.
The male has been identified as Angus Stirling a 49-year-old Chilliwack resident.
East Indian newspaper publisher Tara Singh Hayer, 62, was killed in 1998 via gunshot while getting out of his car in the garage of his residency.
It was later determined that Hayer was murdered after reporting about terrorism, as this had not been the first attempt on his life. As of 2020, no one was ever charged with Tara Singh Hayer's murder and the case remains unsolved.
A scheduled domestic flight heading to Whitehorse, Yukon exploded on July 8, 1965. All 52 passengers were killed, in this aviation incident that was later discovered to have been caused by a bomb. It is considered to be one of Canada's largest unsolved mass murders. RCMP investigators believe that the perpetrator was one of four suspicious passengers onboard, classifying it as a suicide attack.
Although no suspect has been confirmed, several passengers were fingered as potential suspects in a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) podcast "Uncover" in Season 2, "Bomb on Board." Some bought significant life insurance policies at the airport, and two potential suspects had experience of using explosives.
December 22, 2020 - On December 30, 1998, Darren FORTIER (age 21) was last seen walking alone in a rain storm, south on Highway 19 from Port Hardy at approximately 8:00pm. FORTIER suffered a brain injury in 1995 due to a serious car accident. He was reported missing on December 31, 1998 and all attempts to locate FORTIER were met with negative results.
He disappeared without a wallet, money or identification. FORTIER has been described as a white male, 5'9" inches tall and weighing approximately 160Lbs with brown hair and brown eyes. When he disappeared he was wearing a black fleece jacket with a blue outer jacket, a baseball cap with the word "Avalanche", and brown shoes. Darren FORTIER has been declared as legally deceased. He was never located and his family remain hopeful of Darren being found.
It's been over 40 years since John McCormick Jr. And Eric Larsfolk were reported missing. The boys were last seen on the family farm driving a field...
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She was taken so suddenly and in such a violent manner. Please help the police solve this grave injustice.
Monique Goudreau
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