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EARLY LIFE: Tamra Keepness and her twin sister, Tannis, were born on September 1, 1998 to parents Lorena and Troy Keepness. The family were from White Bear First Nation, located in the southeastern portion of Saskatchewan, and resided in Regina. Shortly after the twins were born, Lorena and Troy separated, resulting in the two girls
EARLY LIFE: Leona Brule was born on May 29, 1970 in Fort Providence, Northwest Territories. A member of a family that included her parents and sisters, she was constantly surrounded by love while living in the small northern community. Growing up, Leona was known for her determined and outgoing spirit. She had the ability to
DISAPPEARANCE: On January 1, 2012, 28-year-old Brandy Wesaquate was last seen leaving a house party in the 900 block of Rae Street in Regina, Saskatchewan. Normally one to keep in contact with those close to her, Brandy’s family began to worry after they hadn’t heard from her in nearly two weeks. As such, they filed
DISAPPEARANCE: Abigail Andrews hasn’t been seen or heard from since April 7, 2010. At 6:00pm that evening, she was last seen leaving her basement apartment on 99th Avenue in Fort St. John, British Columbia. While leaving the residence, she told her neighbour, who also happened to be her landlord’s father-in-law, that she was going to
EARLY LIFE: Debra Pscholka was born on November 7, 1958 in San Diego County, California to her parents Shannon Jean Hampton Pscholka and George Dale Pscholka. Growing up, she was surrounded with love by way of her siblings: a younger sister and three older brothers. Debra is described as having been a fun-loving child who
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