Defrosting Cold Cases

Police are taking new action in the Canadian cold case of Sharron Prior. According to this newspaper article: “This week, police announced an anonymous donor has stepped forward to offer a $10,000 reward. Police also set up a fresh command post in Point St. Charles, and set up a dedicated phone line.” Sharron disappeared on [...]

While surfing the web I found this in the Canadian cold case of Sharron Prior: “The newspaper reports from that time all reported Sharron was found in a field. There may have been a field in the back of where she was found, but she was actually found in a small alcove cut out in a [...]

An interesting webfind, folks, and I could use your help to figure out what it really means: “What ever happened to mike french. he was cut up into little pieces for raping sharron prior.She was the daughter of one of his decieced brothers.Mike and his buddy ,we all know who that is lured sharron in [...]

Good news: America’s Most Wanted has taken the information about the Sharron Prior case and she is now featured on their site. Take a look! Please do also check out the information we have on Joe’s blog and here on DCC since we have more details. My mindmaps will give you a better idea where [...]

If you have been reading up on the 1975 Canadian cold case of Sharron Prior, you know that Joe Giacalone thinks that one person is responsible for Sharron’s murder. I think more people were involved. You can read up about this in the posts and comments where Sharron’s mother Yvonne explicitely asks us why we [...]

Sharron‘s case has been in the top five “best read posts” on DCC ever since it got posted in December 2010. Vidster could not be happier! The post has created some discussions per email with readers. They told me such interesting facts that I emailed them all and asked them whether I could use parts of their [...]

The 1975 unsolved murder of Sharron Prior: a good reason for Joe Giacalone and I to team up and explore the nightmare that has haunted Point-St.-Charles ever since. We read the website that was made for Sharron and all the newspaper articles. Below are our observations and initial reactions. What happened? Sharron (16) disappeared on March 29, 1975 [...]