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EARLY LIFE: Cortney Lake grew up with her parents and brother in the small town of St. Lawrence, Newfoundland, located on the Burin Peninsula. Known as a free spirit, she spent a lot of her time surrounded by her loving family, which also consisted of her two aunts, Glenda and Donna. While her parents eventually
EARLY LIFE: Jennifer Hillier-Penney grew up in the small Newfoundland town of St. Lunaire-Griquet, located on the province’s Great Northern Peninsula. One of seven children – which included her brothers, Glen and Gary, and a sister named Yvonne – she experienced a childhood filled with large amounts of love. While in high school, Jennifer met
EARLY LIFE: Carl J. Holland Jr. was born on September 30, 1959. Growing up, he was one of three siblings, which included a sister named Rhonda and a brother. According to Rhonda, Carl was a good brother who was always there for her whenever she needed his help. At the time of his disappearance, he was
DISAPPEARANCE: On December 1, 1984, Angela Westberry and Theresa Hickmon were seen with two Caucasian males leaving Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida. The four were aboard a 42′ or 46′ 1960 Richardson boat called the Sea Fever, which featured a white hull and twin cabins with a cockpit between them. The Sea Fever was last seen
EARLY LIFE: Nicole Lynn Bryner was born on February 20, 1979. Born to her mother, Melody Thomas Childs, she lived in an apartment in the 2000 block of Sarah Street in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After Nicole’s birth, Melody became involved with a man named Timothy Wayne Widman while still married to her husband. Widman had an
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