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OPP hope video can help solve 1980 cold case of murdered Toronto woman | CBC News
Nov 7 2018
No one has been arrested or charged in the murder of Veronica Lynn Kaye, 18. The young woman, who lived in Etobicoke, was last seen at a photography store in Mississauga. Her body was found in a wooded area in Caledon. With her body, police say they found a 'unique button.' (Ontario Provincial Police)
"Veronica Lynn Kaye, 18, was last seen 38 years ago on Wednesday. More than 11 months later, on Oct. 9, 1981, two men found her body near a walking trail in Caledon. Her remains were in a wooded, isolated area near the intersection of Humber Station Road and Castlederg Sideroad. "
"Police say Kaye, wearing the same clothes in which she was last seen alive, suffered fatal injuries fighting for her life. She was wearing a red ski vest, a maroon blouse, blue jeans and running shoes.
"A unique button was found with Veronica's body that did not come from her clothing. Police want to identify the source of this button," the OPP said in a news release.
Police offer $50,000 reward for info"
Nov 7 2018
No one has been arrested or charged in the murder of Veronica Lynn Kaye, 18. The young woman, who lived in Etobicoke, was last seen at a photography store in Mississauga. Her body was found in a wooded area in Caledon. With her body, police say they found a 'unique button.' (Ontario Provincial Police)
"Veronica Lynn Kaye, 18, was last seen 38 years ago on Wednesday. More than 11 months later, on Oct. 9, 1981, two men found her body near a walking trail in Caledon. Her remains were in a wooded, isolated area near the intersection of Humber Station Road and Castlederg Sideroad. "
"Police say Kaye, wearing the same clothes in which she was last seen alive, suffered fatal injuries fighting for her life. She was wearing a red ski vest, a maroon blouse, blue jeans and running shoes.
"A unique button was found with Veronica's body that did not come from her clothing. Police want to identify the source of this button," the OPP said in a news release.
Police offer $50,000 reward for info"