In 2006, skeletal remains of a young woman were discovered in a marshy field near Bowmanville, Ontario. Estimated to be 18-25 years old at death, she had distinctive dental work, a healed nasal fracture, and genetic ties to the Caribbean, possibly St. Lucia or St. Vincent.

Key items found nearby include a worn gold ring with a red garnet and diamonds from a local Oshawa jeweller, an early-1980s OMNI watch, and a 1990s "Blue Rodeo" shirt. Investigators suspect homicide due to the remote location.

Nearly 20 years later, she remains unidentified. Could you hold the clue to her name?

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An unidentified young woman of Caribbean heritage, found in a remote Ontario marsh – who was she?

Hidden in a boggy field off Highway 401... skeletal remains discovered in 2006. A young woman of Caribbean descent, with a distinctive red garnet ring and clues from the 80s and 90s. Investigators believe she was murdered – but who was she?

Nearly two decades later, her name is still unknown. Join myself, Jay Nicoll on Ontario Cold Cases as we dive into the mystery of Bowmanville Jane Doe. Could you help solve it?

Coming this Sunday December 21st!

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Abigail Andrews, a single Metis woman, lived in a basement suite in Fort St. John, British Colombia. She worked at FSJ Fashions, and The Frontier Bar and Grill. She was pregnant but not yet showing. Abigail was last seen on the evening of April 7, 2010 walking from her home towards a friend's house.

Abigail was born in 1982 and was 28-years-old at the time of her disappearance. She also went by the name Abby.

Abigail was Indigenous, with brown to dark brown shoulder length hair, hazel eyes. She had good teeth and used a dental pallet retainer.

Abigail was 6’0” tall and weighed 201 lbs. with a medium build and light to fair complexion.

She had a deformed right index finger, that had previously been broken and healed in a deformed position. Abigail had surgical breast implants and a Tribal Art tattoo on her lower back.

Abigail was known to be carrying a pink, Blackberry cell phone, model 8230 flip phone and a leather, purple or lavender, Guess purse.

If you have information on this case, please contact any of the following:

RCMP "E" Division Major Crime - Serious Crime Unit Cpl Ben SAVARD; 1-778-290-3900 
Reference Case#: 2010-3291 or Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS

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In the shadows of Toronto’s neon-lit streets, 14-year-old Kelly Mombourquette vanished into the night—only to be found on October 19, 1987, her lifeless body discarded in a desolate parking lot on Yorkland Blvd. Brutally beaten, her throat slashed, Kelly’s murder sent shockwaves through the city. A runaway trapped in a world of drugs and prostitution, she was just a child, lost to a system that failed her. The chilling absence of blood at the scene pointed to a sinister truth: her killer struck elsewhere, leaving a trail that’s grown cold over decades.

Three men—Carlos Zambrano, Sharma Marajh, and Subash Raggoo—were charged, pinned by the shaky testimony of a teenage witness whose lies unraveled in court. With no forensic evidence to tie Kelly to the alleged crime scene, the case collapsed, and her killer walked free. Whispers of a shadowy prostitution ring called “The Family” and a mysterious figure known as George or Junior haunt the investigation. Was the truth buried by forensic failures or something far darker?

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In the pre-dawn hours of August 12, 1978, 21-year-old Debbie Silverman stepped into the hallway of her Toronto apartment building—and vanished. A vibrant young woman with a love for disco, exotic perfumes, and dreams as big as her heart, Debbie was snatched in a violent ambush, her purse and broken gold necklace left scattered as haunting clues. Three months later, her body was found in a shallow grave 80 km away, bound and shot, in a desolate Sunderland field. Her killer remains a shadow, uncaught, unchained.

Was it a predatory serial killer like Clifford Olson, who taunted authorities with cryptic claims? Or the fugitive duo, Darryl Dollan and Daryle Newstead, prowling Toronto’s streets that same night? Could it have been someone closer—a jealous acquaintance from her double date, or a stranger who knew exactly when she’d return? With no DNA evidence and a trail gone cold, the Toronto and Ontario Provincial Police chase whispers of a connection to other missing women, like Alison Thomas and Claire Samson. Every lead, every theory, brings Debbie’s grieving mother, Carol, closer to the truth—or deeper into despair.

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In the spring of 1980, 6-year-old Lizzie Tomlinson vanished from “Stinky’s Park,” a seemingly safe haven in Toronto’s east end. Lured away by a bearded stranger with piercing blue eyes, the shy young girl’s fate was sealed in a brutal act of violence. Two days later, her body was discovered in a desolate industrial wasteland, defiled in a manner so horrific it shocked a city and sparked cries for justice. A single cigarette butt and conflicting witness accounts are all that remain of a killer who walked away, leaving a trail of unanswered questions.

Was it the quiet cousin, accused but cleared? A serial predator linked to other chilling crimes? Or a shadowy figure from a troubled past, whose own child now suspects the unthinkable? As the investigation unraveled, a psychiatric profile painted a portrait of a sadistic loner hiding in plain sight—possibly among those questioned and released. Decades later, the case remains a haunting enigma, with whispers of DNA evidence that could still unlock the truth.

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In the gritty streets of 1980s and 1990s Toronto, a shadow hunted the vulnerable. Five sex trade workers, their lives snuffed out by strangulation, their bodies moved under the cover of night. Were these brutal murders the work of a single, cunning serial killer? Ontario Cold Cases - Canada's True Crime Podcast unravels the haunting case of Lyle Ford and four others in a gripping episode that will leave you questioning: who was the predator stalking Toronto’s underbelly?

Lyle Ford’s body was found on a crisp September morning in 1990, discarded in Crombie Park. Strangled, sexually assaulted, and marked by chilling bite wounds, her story is one of tragedy and unanswered questions. DNA evidence failed to crack the case, leaving investigators grasping at shadows. Could convicted killer Gregory George Ashford, whose chilling diary confessed, “Killing didn’t seem so wrong,” be the key? Or does Daniel Harvey Atkinson, a predator linked to multiple assaults, hold the answers? With FBI profiler John Douglas pointing to a pattern of weekend killings, the truth may be more sinister than anyone imagined.

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In the dark streets of Toronto, a sinister pattern emerged from the mid-1980s to the late 1990s: five sex trade workers, including Lori Pinkus, brutally strangled and left in chilling scenes far from where they were last seen. Were these murders the work of a single predator stalking the city’s most vulnerable? Ontario Cold Cases - Canada’s True Crime Podcast dives deep into these haunting mysteries, unearthing clues that could finally crack these decades-old cases.

Lori Pinkus, a young woman fleeing a troubled past, met a tragic end behind Brockton High School in 1991. Her final words to her mother—“If I die, will you bury me?”—echo as a heartbreaking plea. Now, a breakthrough male DNA profile offers hope for justice, but the killer’s identity remains elusive. Could it be Gregory George Ashford, a convicted murderer whose chilling diary confessed an urge to kill again? Or Daniel Harvey Atkinson, a predator linked to violent assaults on sex workers? As FBI expert John Douglas reveals, the weekend timing of these crimes points to a serial killer lurking in Toronto’s shadows.

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