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COLD CASES

NAME	LOCATION	YEAR
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
Jane And Cathryn Johnson	Turner Valley, Alberta	1996
Janet Farris	S O L V E D	1992
Patricia Bovin	London, Ontario	1969
Andrea Scherpf and Bernd Göricke	Chetwynd, British Columbia	1989
Adrien McNaughton	Arnprior, Ontario	1972
Christine Jessop	S O L V E D	1984
Joanne Marie Pedersen	Chilliwack, British Columbia	1983
Gérald Lapierre	Saint-Janvier, Quebec	1980
Kelly Jane Evelyn Cook	Standard, Alberta	1981
Edna Bette-Jean Masters	Kamloops, British Columbia	1960
Charles Horvath-Allan	Kelowna, British Columbia	1989

UNSOLVED

Phone Booth Mystery: Pedersen, 10, Vanished Without a Trace

Chilliwack, British Columbia
February 19, 1983

On the 19th of February, 1983, at approximately 8:15 pm, Joanne Marie Pedersen, 10, went missing from the Penny Pincher Store near the corner of Vedder Road and Watson Road in the Vedder Crossing area of Chilliwack, BC., after a trivial argument with her sister, who was then 11.

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UNSOLVED

Disappearance of James Austen MacKey

Chipman, New Brunswick
November 29, 2012

James Austen MacKey was reported missing to the RCMP after his vehicle was found abandoned on the Harley Road in Redbank, N.B., northeast of Chipman, on November 29, 2012. At the time, an extensive search of the area was conducted with the assistance of the RCMP helicopter, RCMP Police Dog Services and York-Sunbury Ground Search and Rescue, but nothing was found to indicate the whereabouts of Mr. MacKey.