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EARLY LIFE: Annie Yassie was born on July 27, 1960. She, along with her family, were members of the Sayisi Dene First Nation, which, by the time she was born, had been moved to a housing compound just outside of Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. The history of the Sayisi Dene is a troubled one, due to
EARLY LIFE: Angeline Eileen Pete was born at St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on December 5, 1982 to her 16-year-old mother, Molly Dixon. The pair lived with Angeline’s grandmother, Eileen Nelson, on the Quatsino First Nations reserve before shortly relocating to Vancouver. Angeline’s father and Molly were not together at the time,
EARLY LIFE: Shelley Desrochers was born on February 4, 1974. According to her sisters, Laura Desrochers and Tosha Simas, she had a tough life growing up. The daughter of abusive parents, she was in and out of foster homes from a young age. Despite her difficult upbringing, Shelley chose to look at the positives in
EARLY LIFE: 26-year-old Alyssa Turnbull is from South Gillies, a township within the census area of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Described as vibrant, passionate and outspoken, she’s said to be very close to her family, especially her little sister. Before her disappearance, the pair were in constant communication, often speaking to each other via text
EARLY LIFE: Tania Marie Murrell was born on June 20, 1976 to her parents, Vivian and Jack. Vivian worked as a bakery manager, while Jack was a carpenter who built new houses for Allritt Homes on the west side of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. According to those who knew the family, Vivian and Jack were known
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