Bonnie Marie Joseph was a 32 year old from the Kuzche Reservation in British Columbia, Canada. She was a member of the First Nation community and had 5 children. On September 8th, 2007, Bonnie was seen hitchhiking, something she often did, from Vanderhoof, headed toward Prince George, for a court date she had the next day. She never reached her destination. She was never seen again. Bonnie’s page at Justice for Native Women: News An article that mentions Bonnie Joseph in regards to Highway of Tears:
If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Bonnie Joseph, please contact the RCMP at (250) 996-8269
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Stephan Mitchell Adams was a 26 year old from Tahlequah, Oklahoma. He was a busy guy, going to school, having a job, and being a divorced father. On December 13, 2004, Stephan had just gotten out of morning classes when he encountered an as-yet-unidentified person who needed a ride to a nearby town. He was never seen again.
Gregory Downes Howells was a 42 year old from Mendocino County, CA. He loved to golf and was a playwright. On the evening of June 17, 1997, Greg went to the Rancho Canada golf course in Carmel Valley to play a round. But he didn’t come home that night. The next morning Greg’s cart and clubs were found on the 13th tee. He was never seen again.
