The perpetrator in Lisa Maas disappearance may be same perp in Christine Prince homicide. In both cases, victim's I.D. was tossed from a vehicle and later discovered roadside. For details on Christine Prince cold case, google nichol investigations, and check Toronto Police cold case website. I think crowdsourcing to find someone who recognizes the missing jewelry and other items in each case may be the best hope in tracking the perp. Furthermore, LE needs to comb through the souvenirs found in Russel Williams and Bernardo households, to see if any match. Also, a list of RW's residences along with timeframes would be helpful. Anyone have any info to contribute in that regard? Finally, UT Scarb campus students from that era need to be interviewed, to see if any have info as to whether RW and Bernardo met or were known to associate.
CANADA Canada - Lois Hanna, 25, Kincardine, Ont, 4 July 1988
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Lois Marie HANNA
Lois Marie HANNA
MISSING PERSON
The Government of the Province of Ontario is offering a total reward of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) for information leading to the location of missing person Lois Marie HANNA, (D.O.B. February 3, 1963) of 286 Nelson Street, KINCARDINE, Ontario.
Lois was last seen shortly before midnight at the Village of LUCKNOW reunion dance on July 3, 1988. She left there and returned to her residence at 286 Nelson Street, KINCARDINE, Ontario where she resided alone. The police investigation indicates Lois was going through her usual evening routine before retiring.
Lois, described as a devoted family person and a dedicated worker, failed to report for work on July 4, 1988. Her friends and family became concerned and notified police that she was missing.
At the time of her disappearance, she was described as: female, white, single, 25 years old in 1988, 163 centimeters (5'4") tall, 54 kilograms (120 pounds), short brown curly hair and brown eyes.
Any person having information regarding the person(s) responsible for the disappearance of Lois Marie HANNA should communicate immediately with the Director of the Criminal Investigation Branch, Ontario Provincial Police at 1-888-310-1122 or (705) 329-6111, their nearest police authority, or Crime Stoppers.
This reward will be apportioned as deemed just by the Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services for the Province of Ontario and the Commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police.
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She left the dance alone. Why Lois Hanna’s family is still fighting visions of ‘watching her walk away’
Twenty-five-year-old Lois Hanna was tired but cheerful as she left alone from the reunion dance at the arena in sleepy small-town Lucknow near Lake Huron on Sunday, July 3, 1988.
“I gave her a big hug,” her big brother Dave Hanna said in an interview. “We both agreed we had a lot of fun that weekend.”
Then Lois vanished, despite frantic and consistent efforts by her family and community to find her.
Twenty-five-year-old Lois Hanna was tired but cheerful as she left alone from the reunion dance at the arena in sleepy small-town Lucknow near Lake Huron on Sunday, July 3, 1988.
“I gave her a big hug,” her big brother Dave Hanna said in an interview. “We both agreed we had a lot of fun that weekend.”
Then Lois vanished, despite frantic and consistent efforts by her family and community to find her.
May 1 2023
london.ctvnews.ca
''Tips about hearing a woman screaming for help, and a woman running in a nightgown between Lucknow and the Hanna home farm near Holyrood, Ont. that night have led a team of 40 volunteers to reignite the search for answers.''
“The fact that these three tips have come in and they’re located near these ditches. It’s important these areas get searched, and believe it or not, in the past 35 years, they haven’t been,” said Matthew Nopper, co-founder of Please Bring Me Home, who organized Monday’s search.''
''Please Bring Me Home, a volunteer missing person’s investigation unit, has been following Lois Hanna’s case since 2017, conducting their last search for clues in her disappearance in 2019.
“I think if we could find out what happened to her, that would bring us some peace. We could put her with her mom and dad, and then the family could close that chapter,” said Jim.
Everyone at Monday’s search recognized that after 35 years, the chances of finding Lois, or physical clues in her mysterious disappearance, are very low. But, they’re trying to discount areas and theories to zone in on the answers that her family so desperately want.''
Volunteers search for clues in 35-year missing person’s case
The 25-year-old Lois Hanna has been missing since July 4, 1988. She was last seen leaving a homecoming dance in Lucknow, Ont.
''Tips about hearing a woman screaming for help, and a woman running in a nightgown between Lucknow and the Hanna home farm near Holyrood, Ont. that night have led a team of 40 volunteers to reignite the search for answers.''
“The fact that these three tips have come in and they’re located near these ditches. It’s important these areas get searched, and believe it or not, in the past 35 years, they haven’t been,” said Matthew Nopper, co-founder of Please Bring Me Home, who organized Monday’s search.''
''Please Bring Me Home, a volunteer missing person’s investigation unit, has been following Lois Hanna’s case since 2017, conducting their last search for clues in her disappearance in 2019.
“I think if we could find out what happened to her, that would bring us some peace. We could put her with her mom and dad, and then the family could close that chapter,” said Jim.
Everyone at Monday’s search recognized that after 35 years, the chances of finding Lois, or physical clues in her mysterious disappearance, are very low. But, they’re trying to discount areas and theories to zone in on the answers that her family so desperately want.''
May 10 2023
www.owensoundsuntimes.com
''Nick Oldrieve, the group’s executive director, said a 40-person group held extensive grid searches looking for Joseph Moore, Lois Hanna and Neil McDougall over the past three weeks in Kincardine, Holyrood and Ayton.
The group is planning to return to those locations with the same 40 volunteers and will search every other Sunday beginning on June 4 until their search of the areas is complete, Oldrieve said.''
''The group will return to a wooded area east of Holyrood in the search for Hanna, north of the area where witnesses reported seeing a woman wearing a pink-coloured nightgown walking out of a bush lot the night she disappeared. Hanna was 25 when she was reported missing on July 4, 1988, after she didn’t go to work at MacG’s in Kincardine.
Hanna was last seen leaving the Celebrate in ’88 festival at the Lucknow Arena. She arrived at her Kincardine home at about 12:15 the next morning and was reported missing after she failed to attend work.''
Local group coordinates large volunteer search effort in ongoing missing person cases
The Please Bring Me Home organization is planning an intensive search of at least three areas this summer as the volunteer group hopes to help solve local…
The group is planning to return to those locations with the same 40 volunteers and will search every other Sunday beginning on June 4 until their search of the areas is complete, Oldrieve said.''
''The group will return to a wooded area east of Holyrood in the search for Hanna, north of the area where witnesses reported seeing a woman wearing a pink-coloured nightgown walking out of a bush lot the night she disappeared. Hanna was 25 when she was reported missing on July 4, 1988, after she didn’t go to work at MacG’s in Kincardine.
Hanna was last seen leaving the Celebrate in ’88 festival at the Lucknow Arena. She arrived at her Kincardine home at about 12:15 the next morning and was reported missing after she failed to attend work.''
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Searches planned for two women missing since 1988
Lois Hanna and Lisa Maas never met, but they are linked together forever. The two midwestern Ontario natives both went missing in July of 1988 under suspicious circumstances.
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Personally, I think this is someone who has not been caught, just because of the number of women missing at that time. It couldn't have all been Williams and Bernardo. her range is always very wide... a psychopath who saw the opportunity to take her because apparently she came home, changed her clothes and was taking hers, it is likely that she heard noises went to check and they took her for back ...
either way
rest in peace
either way
rest in peace
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JUL 3, 2024
On July 4, 2024, it will be 36 years since Lois Hanna was reported missing from the town of Kincardine.
Hanna was last seen on July 3, 1988, at the Lucknow Homecoming Dance. She was reported missing after she failed to report for work on July 4, 1988.
www.orilliamatters.com
On July 4, 2024, it will be 36 years since Lois Hanna was reported missing from the town of Kincardine.
Hanna was last seen on July 3, 1988, at the Lucknow Homecoming Dance. She was reported missing after she failed to report for work on July 4, 1988.
$50,000 reward offered as search for woman missing since 1988 renewed
The Kincardine woman was last seen on July 3, 1988 after attending a homecoming dance, police say
www.orilliamatters.com
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This case is new to me, but I live in Toronto, a few hours drive from Kincardine. A couple of questions maybe some of you can answer.
1. The case states that a coworker entered her house through an unlocked bathroom window so that she could check on her; then isn't how the killer could have gotten in himself and waited for her to kill her?
2. Have the drops of blood been DNA tested again to make a composite of the person? They have done this in other cold cases.
1. The case states that a coworker entered her house through an unlocked bathroom window so that she could check on her; then isn't how the killer could have gotten in himself and waited for her to kill her?
2. Have the drops of blood been DNA tested again to make a composite of the person? They have done this in other cold cases.
