In the summer of 1974, 16 year old Colleen MacMillen left her home in Lac La Hache, BC to hitchhike a short distance to her friends house. Colleen never made it to her friends house that day, and her body was found about a month later off a logging road 46 km south of where she was last seen. Her case was not originally included in the Highway Murders investigation or Project E-PANA, however after broadening the scope of the investigation in 2006 to include areas of Highway 97 and Highway 5, she became one of the 18 official British Columbia Highway of Tears Victims. If you have any information regarding these cases, you are encouraged to call the Project E-Pana tip line at 1-877-543-4822 or Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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K&O

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Deceased U.S. convict linked to 3 B.C. cold cases | CBC News

U.S. convict fingered in B.C. teen's death | CTV News

"48 Hours" explores the mysteries and murders along Canada's "highway of tears" - CBS News 48 Hours: Highway of Tears murder solved with improbable DNA sample - CBS News

RCMP believe there is more than one Highway of Tears killer | Ottawa Citizen

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Bobby Jack Fowler: One murder solved as difficult 'Highway of Tears' investigations go on | National Post

Bobby Jack Fowler Highway of Tears investigation stalled | CBC News

Arresting officer thought Fowler might be a serial killer | CBC News

Bobby Jack Fowler, Highway Of Tears Killer Suspect In Other B.C. Cases (PHOTOS) | HuffPost British Columbia

B.C. cold case breakthrough stirs memories | CBC News

The Pamela Darlington Murder | Eve Lazarus

Family of 'Highway of Tears' victim Gale Weys speaks | Toronto Sun

Family of Highway of Tears victim Gale Weys appeals for tips | Vancouver Sun