"Our Angel"

MARCH 29th 1975

“Never let go of hope...

Jolene Riendeau

Little Jolene who had disappeared April 12th 1999.. her remains were found today May 4th 2011....
Please say a prayer for her family..to have strength.. Another Angel was taken and murdered from Point St Charles.. But Now her family can have some kind of closure..
Hug your children..hold them tight.

Detectives are still investigating..

Those we love don't go away,
They walk beside us every day,
Unseen, unheard, but always near,
Still loved, still missed and very dear...

It has been 36 years now that Sharron was murdered March/29/1975 still unsolved: Could you please write a short note to America Most wanted to air Sharron's case on T.V. A.M.W.

Prior Family

1974...Cold Case! "Karen Caughlin"

1974 homicide...new tips have been received

SARNIA -- Investigators and family members are more optimistic than ever about cracking the unsolved homicide of Karen Caughlin, the 14-year-old Sarnia CI student who was killed 36 years ago Tuesday.

"Delicate Beauty"

Some people make things happen...some watch things happen....
While others wonder what has happened...

"Delicate Beauty"

~ Sharron ~

February 9th 1959 - March 29th 1975

Our "Pixie in Blue Jeans"

We love you!

Candace Derksen

Suspect interviewed 23 years before arrest
A retired high-ranking Winnipeg police officer says he didn't view Mark Edward Grant as a suspect when he interviewed him in 1984 while investigating the disappearance of 13-year-old Candace Derksen.


Grant, 47, is now on trial for first-degree murder in Candace's death.

She disappeared Nov. 30, 1984, and her bound and frozen body was found in a brickyard shed Jan. 17, 1985.

Menno Zacharias, a detective sergeant in the youth division in 1984, said when he talked to Grant, it was to check out claims by Grant's girlfriend that she had seen Candace after she disappeared. Please read about Candace Derksen's Murder

Joe Giacalone and Vidster

Joe Giacalone and Vidster are teaming up to explore the Canadian cold case of Sharron Prior.Their observations and initial reactions. Please see the link below

Defrosting Cold Cases - Sharron Prior

New link

We now have a new link at the right side of the page

QUEBEC UNSOLVED MURDERS

There are still many unsolved murders to add

The page is still under construction
These cases are unsolved we need to have these cases in QUEBEC solved, 2011 ,Brand New Year

Never let go...

MARCH 29th 1975

“Never let go of hope. One day you will see that it all has finally come together...

Frances E. Esqueda

Frances can NOW! rest in peace!


Someone found the nude and grease-smeared body between a trailer and a wall next to some auto parts at a Cadillac dealership on north Bush Street early in the morning of Sept. 23, 1974.

"Frances was a good person, strong-willed and independent," Joe Esqueda said.

Sharron Grade 1 Riverside School

Sharron Grade (1) Riverside School Point St. Charles
She is in the middle row second to the end.
Look at that smile!

In Sharron's Memory

This past Saturday, September 18th 2010, our family was once again delighted to be able to award a young lady the "Sharron Prior Memorial Scholarship " for the sum of $2000.00.

It was an honor to present Kaylah Dupuis this special award.

Kaylah's dad (Robert Dupuis) was a very good friend of Sharron's, and Kaylah's mom (Kim Dryden), Moreen and I went to school together.

Congratulations and best wishes for the future

Prior Family

If anyone has any information please do the following.

email information at www.sharronprior.com OR
send your information to this address.. C.P. 28550 CSP de Verdun
Verdun H4G-3L7

we DO NOT need your name just your information.

We will not rest, we will leave no stone unturned.

UNSOLVED MURDERS OF CANADA

Unsolved Murders of Canada By Lisa Wojna

Please go here to read the Face Book page of UNSOLVED MURDERS of Canada written by Lisa Wojna. What a wonderful person Lisa is!

Take a look at how many unsolved cases there are across Canada. Someone might just remember something.

I will add Lisa's link

Police getting tips in Harrington death

Newly discovered forensic evidence

Morgan Harrington disappeared from a Metallica concert at University of Virginia in October ,but was later separated from her friends and went missing.

Harrington's remains were found on an Albemarle County farm outside Charlottesville in January after a massive police search.
Investigators are doing their jobs..

please read How people/strangers/ media and investigators are working together.

Family secrets...

Families DO keep secrets

It took 22 years before the son of the Killer of 28 year old Lysandra Marie Turpin finally went to the Police to inform them of what he had witnessed when he was 16 years of age. Turpin's life came to an end after weeks of physical abuse, and before the eyes of her murderer's son. And Turpin was apparently not the only victim of such abuse, Quenell said the son told him recently.

After Christie supplied the sheriff's office with a map of where the body had been dumped, a team of detectives, evidence technicians, and sheriff's deputies found teeth, clothing and charred bones. A forensic odontologist positively identified the remains as Lysandra Turpin on Wednesday, according to Philp. The man told deputies his father, Ernest Samuel Christie Jr., kidnapped Turpin, held her hostage in their home in Fieldbrook, and then killed her after weeks of abuse.
The man said his father forced him to help her dispose of Turpin's body in a ditch, cover it with tires and set it on fire. Deputies went to the area and found teeth, clothing and charred bones. On Wednesday, forensic scientists positively identified the remains as Turpin. Christie, Jr. died in June of 2006.

What this young man did after all these years... and then coming forward!!
Christie's son, Ernest Samuel Christie, III is not facing any charges.

Bless you Lysandra Marie Turpin

February 9th, 1959 - March 29th, 1975

Only 16 years between the Crib + the Grave

"Hope"

HOPE

Hope is the thing with feathers
That perches in the soul,
And sings the tune without the words,
And never stops at all,

And sweetest in the gale is heard;
And sore must be the storm
That could abash the little bird
That kept so many warm.

I've heard it in the chillest land,
And on the strangest sea;
Yet, never, in extremity,
It asked a crumb of me.

Emily Dickinson