CANADA Canada - Lisa Maas, 22, Woodford, Ont, 17 July 1988

[Track]

The “As long as you’ve got breath” article states search area is in a crevice in the Niagara Escarpment, 10 minutes east of Meaford, Ontario. -Searching through trash.

 

[tarabull]

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.

london.ctvnews.ca

 

[spartanx]

I have some questions about this case... Was she pregnant by her ex-boyfriend or her ex-husband? Why were they ruled out as suspects? Why was the "male companion" the official suspect?... I think her so-called friends know what happened to Lisa... but I imagine they pulled her out of the car with violence... maybe she was raped by these "friends" they took her unconscious and on the way they threw away her driver's license... the farm that the famous "male companion" names is just an excuse to mislead... now there is no more mud, it's just a green pasture... I hope that one day we will know what happened to her and her baby...
whatever the case
rest in peace

 

[dotr]

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.

www.ctvnews.ca

Greg Cowan Jul 16, 2023

Volunteers search on 35th anniversary of Lisa Maas's disappearance

Exactly 35 years after the last day anyone had seen Lisa Maas alive over 60 volunteers spent the anniversary combing through seven sites of interest around Annan hoping to find a trace of the missing woman. "I want my friend to have some peace," said Shelley Pearce. Pearce went to school with...

www.owensoundsuntimes.com

'Maas was 22 and pregnant when she went missing in the early morning of Sunday, July 17, 1988. She left a house party in Woodford, east of Owen Sound, with a male acquaintance. He has told police he drove her back to her car and she left for home.'

''All seven of Sunday’s search sites were within three kilometres of the Annan Ball Park. The sites included the area around the Annan dump, the area Maas was last seen, the area her driver’s licence was found atop the grass in a ditch at Sideroad 24 and Irish Block Road during a public search three weeks after she went missing, an area where foul odours were reported in that summer of 1988 and the wooded outskirts of the Genoe landfill near Annan.''

''A cluster of three sites near where Maas’s abandoned car was found stuck on a muddy farm lane two days after she disappeared is of particular interest to Oldrieve, including a ditch at the base of a cliff near Keefer Falls''.

 

[rob_OSON]

Hello just wondering about if exact locations have been or even could be ruled out.
I've heard mentioned that they've taken tips for all sorts of places, one being encased in concrete.
From different people myself locally I've heard those rumours.
Ive heard she's 20ft at the bottom of a concrete pier under the Victoria Towers building.
I've heard she's inside the Leith bridge.
Ive never looked into those construction dates. Im sure these and other very specific locations have been ruled out. But i do wonder how they could possibly rule out something like that 20ft underground suggestion. And if they can't rule it out well obviously thats problematic...
Not endorsing these particular theories. Just repeating them in case they aren't known. And wondering how they could be ruled out.

 

[dotr]

Dec 27, 2025

Searchers ask for photos of Lisa Maas's footwear 37 years after she went missing

Discovery of a mossy old shoe, like Lisa Maas could have worn in 1988, prompted a call for photos showing the missing woman wearing shoes.

www.owensoundsuntimes.com

A mossy white sneaker found last spring in an area near where Lisa Maas’s car was found, 37 years after she went missing. Photo by NICK OLDRIEVE /THE SUN TIMES/POSTMEDIA NETWORK
''Volunteer searchers found an old, mossy white sneaker last spring in an area near where Lisa Maas’s car was found 37 years after she went missing.''

''After checking with the OPP about the mossy white sneaker, Please Bring Me Home co-founder Nick Oldrieve had it examined by people at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto.

On Dec. 18, a Please Bring Me Home’s Facebook post requested any photos of Maas that show her footwear or details of the shoes she could have been wearing''.