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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. Many of the victims have been aboriginal, but it was a white woman, Nicole Hoar, who went missing in 2002 that really set off the media and spurred talk of a serial killer—or killers.
Originally posted by Pryde87
Hold on a minute.
This road is 873 miles long.
In 30 years, lets say one person per year disapears.
Thats one person per year disapearing in an area that is the same distance as London to Barcelona.
Its not that remarkable really when you think about it.
I reckon if I drew a line 873 miles long across any country or countries, then at least one person per year would have disappeared near that line.
Not saying I dont care, because obviously these poor women havent been found, but theres nothing abnormal when you think about it.
Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by bluemirage5
Your third link (the first two were posted earlier) is quite interesting - my attention was drawn immediately to:
The entire Jack family, missing since 8/2/89 from the Bednesti Lake and Cluculz Lake area south of Highway 16. The only case of a family disappearance in Canada.
Can we help but wonder what this family knew and who would go to the length of killing them all to protect that info? Who this family crossed and paid the ultimate price for crossing? Is there a connection to all the missing women and girls?
So much here to research!!!
peace
Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by something wicked
Silo, will you stop saying genocide? There is nothing to suggest that is the case...
In my opinion there is everything to suggest these killings are based on race and sex alone.
So, I'll cease using the word 'genocide' when the killings of Native American Aboriginal women and children stops, all bodies are found and returned to their families and the people perpetrating the genocide are caught and prosecuted.
That's just me, no offense.
Peace
edit on 11-7-2011 by silo13 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by NEWclearMind
Imagine my suprise: SILO13, you have more posts in this thread than the amount of girls who are missing. It's officially 18 right? Not 43? 43 is just a thrown out number. Maybe you should help look for these girls since you have so much spare time. Let me know if you need help. I love mysteries.
There is a reason why most of these victims are aboriginal. It's because aboriginals are generally not treated the same as the same as those in the government and RCMP. It's a fact.
I don't know where you guys are getting these numbers from, but it's way over 43.
Hell, Willy Pickton had the remains of over 50 women alone on his pigfarm (but wasn't charged for that amount). That's just one guy, and 50 Vancouver prostitutes that the system didn't give a sh!t about. There was even one woman who got away from Pickton and his farm years ago and told the RCMP what was going on there and they ignored her, labelled her as being all drugged up and delusional.
Personally, I think it's time to create a provincial militia to start taking care of us since these pigs only care about Ottawa's rules and not the lives of regular people.
Originally posted by NatalinaEx
Highway of Tears: Vanishing Women in British Columbia
God Bless these women, and may justice one day be served.
Btw, I included a link to this thread in my list of resources so that others can join the conversation.edit on 12-7-2011 by NatalinaEx because: (no reason given)