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EARLY LIFE: Michelle Deanne Crawford was born on September 26, 1977, to Kathy and John Crawford. Growing up in Lawton, Oklahoma, she was said to be a generous, hard-working and responsible person who was liked by everyone who knew her. She was also known to be a bit of an introvert, with only two close
EARLY LIFE: Rose-Ann Blackned was from Nemaska, a Cree community located more than 1,000 km north of Montréal, Québec, Canada. The oldest of nine siblings and the mother to two young sons, she was viewed as a parent by her brothers and sisters. To cope with a sexual assault she’d suffered when she was younger, Rose-Ann turned
EARLY LIFE: Deanna Marie Bellerose was born on October 29, 1972. The sister to three siblings – Ginger Lee, Darcy and Gerald – her family experienced several tragedies growing up. Their father wan’t in the picture and their mother died by suicide when Deanna was just a teenager. Ginger Lee was also murdered in 2001
DISCOVERY: On February 4, 1990, two hunters were walking through a wooded and undeveloped area near the Pathmark Supermarket and Locust Grove housing development in Deptford Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey, when they came across partial skeletal remains. The spot, which could only be accessed by four-wheel-drive vehicles, was littered with discarded car parts and located
EARLY LIFE: Lana Derrick was born in 1976 to Marge and Darvin Haugan. From Gitanyow First Nation in British Columbia, she was known for being a prankster who easily made friends with those around her. At the time of her disappearance, Lana was a 19-year-old forestry student at Northwest Community College in Houston, British Columbia.
Stories of the Unsolved 
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