Every year, roughly 100,000 people are reported missing in Canada, with just over half of those people being minors. With that being said, statistics show that 61% of missing adult reports in 2020 were removed within 24 hours, while a further 89% were removed within a week, which shows that many of these cases are resolved quickly and without issue. But, unfortunately, not every disappearance can be solved so neatly, and those long-running cases can often end up cold and forgotten about. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two unsolved Canadian mysteries with more questions than answers.
Every year, roughly 100,000 people are reported missing in Canada, with just over half of those people being minors. With that being said, statistics show that 61% of missing adult reports in 2020 were removed within 24 hours, while a further 89% were removed within a week, which shows that many of these cases are resolved quickly and without issue. But, unfortunately, not every disappearance can be solved so neatly, and those long-running cases can often end up cold and forgotten about. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two unsolved Canadian mysteries with more questions than answers.
Every year, roughly 100,000 people are reported missing in Canada, with just over half of those people being minors. With that being said, statistics show that 61% of missing adult reports in 2020 were removed within 24 hours, while a further 89% were removed within a week, which shows that many of these cases are resolved quickly and without issue. But, unfortunately, not every disappearance can be solved so neatly, and those long-running cases can often end up cold and forgotten about. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two unsolved Canadian mysteries with more questions than answers.
Every year, roughly 100,000 people are reported missing in Canada, with just over half of those people being minors. With that being said, statistics show that 61% of missing adult reports in 2020 were removed within 24 hours, while a further 89% were removed within a week, which shows that many of these cases are resolved quickly and without issue. But, unfortunately, not every disappearance can be solved so neatly, and those long-running cases can often end up cold and forgotten about. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two unsolved Canadian mysteries with more questions than answers.
Every year, roughly 100,000 people are reported missing in Canada, with just over half of those people being minors. With that being said, statistics show that 61% of missing adult reports in 2020 were removed within 24 hours, while a further 89% were removed within a week, which shows that many of these cases are resolved quickly and without issue. But, unfortunately, not every disappearance can be solved so neatly, and those long-running cases can often end up cold and forgotten about. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two unsolved Canadian mysteries with more questions than answers.
Every year, roughly 100,000 people are reported missing in Canada, with just over half of those people being minors. With that being said, statistics show that 61% of missing adult reports in 2020 were removed within 24 hours, while a further 89% were removed within a week, which shows that many of these cases are resolved quickly and without issue. But, unfortunately, not every disappearance can be solved so neatly, and those long-running cases can often end up cold and forgotten about. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two unsolved Canadian mysteries with more questions than answers.
Every year, roughly 100,000 people are reported missing in Canada, with just over half of those people being minors. With that being said, statistics show that 61% of missing adult reports in 2020 were removed within 24 hours, while a further 89% were removed within a week, which shows that many of these cases are resolved quickly and without issue. But, unfortunately, not every disappearance can be solved so neatly, and those long-running cases can often end up cold and forgotten about. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two unsolved Canadian mysteries with more questions than answers.
Every year, roughly 100,000 people are reported missing in Canada, with just over half of those people being minors. With that being said, statistics show that 61% of missing adult reports in 2020 were removed within 24 hours, while a further 89% were removed within a week, which shows that many of these cases are resolved quickly and without issue. But, unfortunately, not every disappearance can be solved so neatly, and those long-running cases can often end up cold and forgotten about. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two unsolved Canadian mysteries with more questions than answers.
