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Unsolved Cold Cases In Canada


Cold Cases

These unsolved cases remain open, pending the discovery of new evidence.

Name Location Year
Gordon Edwin Sanderson Tofield, Alberta 1977
Eileen Faye Williams Beach Point, PEI 1962
Kingston John Doe Kingston, Ontario 1989
Debilleanne (Dee Dee) Williamson Windsor, Ontario 2003
Dorothy Greer Britton Newton, British Columbia 1993
Glenna Sowan and Lisa Gavin Vancouver, British Columbia 1988
Mindy Tran Kelowna, British Columbia 1994
Brady and Halkett La Ronge, Saskatchewan 1967
Patricia Lupton Toronto, Ontario 1959
Rachel Joy MacQuarrie Dartmouth, Nova Scotia 2002
Sadie Mae Rogers Amherst, Nova Scotia 1981
Casey Rose Bohun North Delta, British Columbia 1989
Jake Nicholas Just Midland, Ontario 1998
Theresa Allore Compton, Quebec 1978
Cheryl Anne Hanson Aurora, Ontario 1974
Cameron Gerald March Burlington, Ontario 1975
Dorothy Abel Yellowknife, Northwest Territories 1996
Aielah Saric-Auger Prince George, British Columbia 2006
Mellissa Ivy Chaboyer Thompson, Manitoba 2005
Cathryn Johnson Turner Valley, Alberta 1996
Patricia Bovin London, Ontario 1969
Andrea Scherpf and Bernd Göricke Chetwynd, British Columbia 1989
Adrien McNaughton Arnprior, Ontario 1972
Joanne Maria Pedersen Chilliwack, British Columbia 1983
Edna Bette-Jean Masters Kamloops, British Columbia 1960
Kelly Jane Evelyn Cook Standard, Alberta 1981
Charles Horvath-Allan Kelowna, British Columbia 1989
Jeffrey Andrew Dupres
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Jeffrey Dupres

Jeffrey Dupres told his mother he was going with his five-year-old friend to play next-door at his house. About 20 minutes later, the friend showed up looking for him.
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I moved there from Sudbury, ON, I now have also lived in Vancouver, BC for 10 years. The talks of bad things in Red Deer is a joke. Vancouver/Lower Mainland obvs has a lot of crime with larger population & favorable weather. Compare Red Deer to Sudbury for a more accurate comparison, and I'll tell you Sudbury is by far worse. Like, by far.

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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