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Friday, December 22, 2006

[Canada] Police identify body found decades ago : Now, the hunt is on for clues as to who killed aspiring musician/ Globe & Mail, 20 Dec 2006

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TENILLE BONOGUORE AND MICHELLE COLLINS
"For almost 40 years, he was a reference number in the office of the chief coroner of Ontario, a collection of bones kept in respectful storage waiting for a name, waiting for mourners, waiting for his killer to be found. In New Brunswick, a family was also waiting. In 1967, their 17-year-old son and brother had hitchhiked to Toronto from Marysville, a small community since swallowed by Fredericton. A gifted guitarist, he was chasing big-city dreams. And then he vanished."

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