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NAME |
DATE OF BIRTH |
DATE FILED MISSING |
DATE FOUND DECEASED |
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BCI-1 |
Ignace, Joseph |
1971 |
23-Nov-05 |
7-Dec-05 |
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CAUSE OF DEATH |
PICTURE |
TRIBAL ASSOCIATION |
AGENCY |
JURISDICTION |
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Hypothermia |
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Abbottsford RCMP |
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ACCUSED |
DATE OF BIRTH |
ORIGINAL CHARGES |
VERDICT RESULTS |
SENTENCE VERDICT |
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RCMP |
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No charges |
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MISSING PERSONS CASE
NUMBERS + AGENCY |
RCMP CASE NUMBER |
CANLII DOCKET NUMBERS AND
COURT DATES |
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Summary:
He was 34 years-old with a mental capacity
of an 8 year-old at DFD, he ran away from the group home he was living at on
23-Nov-05. RCMP tried to convict him on false charges in 1995 but he was
acquitted and released. His body was found on 7-Dec-05 in a wooded area east of
Hope in the edge of
Joseph was placed
in the Forensic Psychiatric Institute after trying to assault his sister for
over 32 months. This facility made recommendations that they were not suited
for Josephs conditions and wish him to be released. On 30-Mar-00 the Band
Councilors of the Adams Lake wrote a letter opposing Joseph’s release and
reiterated that the Band had minimal services available for his care. The letter also claimed that Joseph was a
danger to the community as well. There were recommendations that Joseph be
placed in 24 hour care facility that no one wanted to pay for. He was released
from FPI with no long term care provided for him.
Joseph had a history of running away from
homes and was abusive to his siblings and animals. Adams Lake no longer wanted
him within their community and considered him a threat to their people but did
not want to pay for any housing that could meet his needs.
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CASE NO. |
NAME |
DATE OF BIRTH |
DATE FILED MISSING |
DATE FOUND DECEASED |
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BCI-2 |
Ignas, Monica |
1959 |
13-Dec-74 |
6-Apr-75 |
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CAUSE OF DEATH |
PICTURE |
TRIBAL ASSOCIATION |
AGENCY |
JURISDICTION |
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Strangulation |
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Terrace RCMP |
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ACCUSED |
DATE OF BIRTH |
ORIGINAL CHARGES |
VERDICT RESULTS |
SENTENCE VERDICT |
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MISSING PERSONS CASE
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Summary:
She was 15 years-old at DFD, her naked body
was found in a gravel pit about 6 km from Terrace, BC. Coroner’s report
stated cause of death was strangulation.
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CASE NO. |
NAME |
DATE OF BIRTH |
DATE FILED MISSING |
DATE FOUND DECEASED |
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BCI-3 |
Irving, Sherry |
19-Mar-73 |
21-Mar-98 |
2-Feb-02 |
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CAUSE OF DEATH |
PICTURE |
TRIBAL ASSOCIATION |
AGENCY |
JURISDICTION |
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Undetermined |
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ACCUSED |
DATE OF BIRTH |
ORIGINAL CHARGES |
VERDICT RESULTS |
SENTENCE VERDICT |
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Pickton, Robert Willie |
1949 |
First-Degree Murder |
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MISSING PERSONS CASE
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Summary:
She was 25 at DFM; she was last seen in
Apri-97. She was reported missing on 21-Mar-98. Her DNA was found on the Robert’s
Coquitlam pig farm. It is believed that her body was dismembered and fed to the
animals on the farm.
Robert was arrested and charged with multiple
counts of First-degree murder on 22-Feb-02. Robert’s trail was set for
8-Jan-07.
An 18 month investigation on the farm found
approximately 32 different female DNA sources through out the property. Only 27
charges were originally placed against Robert with approximately 4 other women’s
cases either pending identification or more evidence.
Judge James Williams placed a publication
ban on court proceedings on 6-Dec-02. He also rejected one un-identified female
for lack of evidence on 2-Mar-06. On 9-Aug-06 he reduced the charges again from
26 to 6 counts with the opportunity to seek another trail for the other 20
cases after the conclusion of the first trail.
Sereena Abbostaway, Yvonne Boen, Andrea
Borhaven, Heather Chinnock, Wendy Crawford, Dawn Crey, Sarah DeVries, Jane Doe
1-3, Tiffany Drew, Cara Ellis, Cynthia Feliks, Marine Frey, Jennifer Furminger,
Inga Hall, Helen Hallmark, Tanya Holyk, Sherry Irving, Angela Jardine, Andrea
Joesbury, Patricia Johnson, Debra Jones, Kerry Koski, Jacqueline McDonell,
Diana Melnick, Georgina Papin, Diane Rock, Mona Wilson, Brenda Wolfe are Robert’s
other victims.
