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EARLY LIFE: Brenda Byman was born on March 10, 1949 to parents Hilda and Ingvar Byman. A shy and sweet girl, she and her family lived in the Invermere area of British Columbia, new Dry Gulch Provincial Park. Those who knew Brenda describe her as being incredibly close with her family, especially her siblings: Albert,
EARLY LIFE: Luke Joly-Durocher was born on June 28, 1990 to parents Monique Durocher and Rob Joly in Témiscaming, Quebec. While his parents eventually divorced, the family remained a tight-knit unit, with Luke and his sisters, Priscillia and Sara, keeping in constant contact with each other. Described by those who knew him as very outgoing
EARLY LIFE: Maggie Lea Burke was born on November 9, 1983 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. According to her mother, Marie, she was a happy-go-lucky and outgoing person whose friendly nature allowed her to easily make friends. She also had a love for animals, with an aspiration of one day becoming a veterinarian. Maggie lived in
*Last Updated – August 8, 2024* UPDATE AUGUST 2024: On May 1, 2024, investigators launched a 33-day search of the Saskatoon landfill for Mackenzie Trottier’s remains. This was later extended, with it lasting 93 days and involving 44 personnel equipped with excavators and trained dogs. Over the course of the three-month search, the area of interest
EARLY LIFE: Kortne Stouffer was born on April 24, 1991 to parents Wendy and Scott Stouffer. A member of a large family, she grew up on a 10-acre farm just outside of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Despite her parents divorcing in 2005, the family remained a unified group, with Scott and Wendy setting aside their differences for
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