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EARLY LIFE: Daisy Mae Tallman was born on January 10, 1958 to Eldred Heath and Nancy Whitefoot, members of the Confederated Tribes and Bands of Yakama Nation. The youngest of six sisters, she was raised by her maternal grandparents, Elias and Lillie Whitefoot, and extended family on a ranch in Medicine Valley, near the foothills
EARLY LIFE: Elnaz Hajtamiri was born and raised in Iran. After graduating from university with a Bachelor’s degree in International Insurance, she married Farnam Shapourifar, a veterinarian. The then-25-year-old adored her husband and was left devastated in 2017 when he passed away from a short illness. In his honour, she used their savings to help
LEAD UP TO DISAPPEARANCE: Mary Frances Gregory was last seen leaving her home in Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada on February 15, 1978. She’d planned to visit Palo Alto, California for a vacation, and was in the company of a male acquaintance. It’s believed the pair crossed into the United Sates via the border with New
EARLY LIFE: Lelia Marie Faulkner was born on September 26, 1986 to Susan and Rick Faulkner. Growing up in Troy, Alabama, she was a smart and outgoing girl who got straight-As and was named valedictorian of her class. After high school, Lelia moved to Montgomery, Alabama for college. However, her education got sidetracked after she
EARLY LIFE: Patricia “Patsy” Favel was born on February 10, 1966 to Alice Berger and Wilfred Favel. She was one of six children, and her siblings were Gary, Maxine, Alvin, Donny and Sharon. The family were members of Saskatchewan’s Kawacatoose First Nation, located 200km from Saskatoon. While initially placed in foster care, she was later returned
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