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I hope everyone is keeping well at this time of the year. Covid 19 numbers are up so it’s time to get back to following the covid prototcols such as washing…
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I hope everyone is keeping well at this time of the year. Covid 19 numbers are up so it’s time to get back to following the covid prototcols such as washing…
I hope everyone is keeping well at this time of the year. Covid 19 numbers are up so it’s time to get back to following the covid prototcols such as washing…
Article content Now Shawn’s mother is hoping a $10,000 reward posted anonymously for information about their fate will finally answer the question: What happened to them? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Mother pins hopes on $10,000 reward to learn fate of son Back to video Lynette Jones met this week with Nick Oldrieve, who co-founded a national volunteer-based investigative group, Please Bring Me Home. Its goal is to help bring closure to families of missing loved with the help of tips from people who may wish to remain anonymous. They invest...
WINGHAM, ONT. -- This October, it will be 28 years since Lynette Jones last saw her son, Shawn, alive. “It’s been like a nightmare, not knowing. You can accept death, but not knowing is worse than death. I really want to know what happened to my son,” she says. Then 14-year-old Shawn Jones and his 15-year-old cousin Leslie Jones were last seen near Lion’s Head on October 22, 1993. There have been sightings of the pair since, but nothing that’s brought them home. Now there is hope the generosity of an anonymous donor, who’s put up a new $10,000 reward for information leadi...
Article content As the family of Shelley Desrochers marks the fifth anniversary of her disappearance, an organization trying to find her says it has information for the police, and several measures planned for 2021. “We did get some interesting information in the past two weeks that we are forwarding to the London police service. We just want to try to validate it first,” Nick Oldrieve, executive director of Please Bring Me Home, said. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or It's been five years since Shelley Desrochers vanished. The search contin...