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EARLY LIFE: Claudette Osborne-Tyo was born on May 15, 1987. A member of Norway House Cree Nation, she grew up in an area where everyone knew everyone, and where there was a sense those around her had her back. Growing up, Claudette was a tomboy, who loved being around both adults and children her own
EARLY LIFE: Logan Schiendelman was born on June 27, 1996. Living in Tumwater, Washington, he was a mixed-race child growing up in a primarily white town, along with his half-sister, Chloe. When his mother, Hannah, was 23 years old, she asked Logan’s grandmother, Ginnie Gebo, if she could take over guardianship of her children while
EARLY LIFE: Alexandria “Ali” Lowitzer was born on February 3, 1994 to parents Jo Ann and John Lowitzer. The youngest of two children, she was a loyal and caring young girl who grew up in the town of Spring, Texas, just north of Houston. Ali was a member of a close-knit family. She and her
DISAPPEARANCE: In August of 1982, three generations of a family went on a two week camping trip in British Columbia’s Wells Gray Provincial Park, in the Clearwater area. Those on the trip included 11-year-old Karen and 13-year-old Janet Johnson; their parents, Jackie and Bob Johnson; and their grandparents, George and Edith Bentley. The family were
EARLY LIFE: Michael Chambers was a retired Dallas firefighter living in Quinlan, Texas. A well-respected member of the community, he lived with his second wife, Becca Chambers, whom he’d been with for 37 years. According to family, he treated her like a queen and frequently doted on her. Michael had four children, two daughters from
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