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So many women have disappeared along the 837-mile stretch of Highway 16 that cuts through the Rocky Mountains in British Columbia that people have started calling it "The Highway of Tears,"
Over the last three decades, 18 women have gone missing on the highway, according to police—although local aboriginal leaders say the true number is closer to 43.
As for missing woman Madison Scott, police are keeping quiet about the investigation. They say there is no indication that Scott is a victim of foul play, or that she was hitchhiking when she disappeared. “We haven’t ruled anything out, but there is no indication [her disappearance] has anything to do with Highway 16,” said RCMP Sgt. Rob Vermeulen. “It is a mystery. There is no evidence of what happened to her.”
Later this month, officials from the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry, which was formed to look into police misconduct involving Canada’s most prolific serial killer Robert Pickton, plan to visit four northern cities to gather information about the disappearances and murders. Some say it is too little too late, and are calling for a separate inquiry into the RCMP’s handling of the highway murders and disappearances.
Mary Teegee, the director of child and family services for Carrier Sekani Family Services, said that police have made efforts, but they still need to step it up. “There is a long history where people have felt they can’t trust the RCMP,” she said. “We haven’t felt supported and there is a long way to go. With this case they have made efforts. There have been baby steps made.”
Highway 16 west has been dubbed the Highway of Tears, after at least five First Nations women vanished or were found murdered there, between 1994-1995.
In recent years, more women of Aboriginal ancestry have disappeared, or have been found murdered in this area.
NONE OF THESE CASES HAVE BEEN SOLVED.
I wonder if anyone has ever looked into these missing women, and
possible correlated reports of "UFO" sightings?
I know the cops dont really have a great deal of respect for the native people.Perhaps they dont care enough to make a thorough investigation?
Could it be some kind of cult, that uses humans in some weird rituals or something?
I find it strange that someone wouldn't have been caught in relation to these disappearances yet.
Submit to you that racism continues within these agencies and
results in society's lack of understanding of this situation, as well
as the unspoken approval that it is ok to harm or even murder a First
Nations woman. We feel the need for ongoing sensitivity training be
provided to ALL law enforcement agencies and should be mandatory for
ALL police officers/investigators.
Parents issue plea to help find daughter
Vanderhoof woman vanished along Highway of Tears
Vancouver Sun June 8, 2011
The parents of a missing young woman who vanished along the Highway of Tears last month issued a public plea for help Tuesday.
Madison Scott, 20, disappeared after attending a party the night of May 27 at Hogsback Lake, located about 25 kilometres south of Vanderhoof.
She was last seen about 3 a.m. on Saturday, May 28.
Sorry to say, but it is all racism and genocidal tendencies, not some ET phenomenon!
Yet, just looking for news about this I came across a recent news article where
another women went missing!
Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by burntheships
Yet, just looking for news about this I came across a recent news article where
another women went missing!
Yes! Her disappearance is why the info is going MSM. Why? Because she's white.
Its a deep rabbit hole...not many wish to explore. I dont blame them, I went looking and now
I wish I never had.