Also dass es in Kanada keinen Menschenhandel gibt, ist wohl eher Wunschdenken.
In 2005, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) estimated that 600-800 persons are trafficked into Canada annually and that additional 1,500-2,200 persons are trafficked through Canada into the United States. This was updated in 2010.
In 2011, Corporal Jassy Bindra stated that there were more than 30 ongoing investigations into human trafficking across Canada.
http://gvnet.com/humantrafficking/Canada.htmNur weil die Serie bereits 30 Jahre anhält, bedeutet das nicht, dass es sich lediglich um einen Täter handelt. Genauso gut könnte es z.B mit einer Vater-Sohn-Kombination angefangen haben, die der Sohn dann irgendwann alleine (oder mit neuer Unterstützung, wobei ich das für eher unwahrscheinlich halte) fortsetzte, es könnte Nachahmungstäter geben, oder oder oder, also die Möglichkeiten sind endlos.
Achso und dazu, dass sie sich einfach nur verlaufen haben:
On August 9, 1974 Colleen left home with the plan to hitchhike to a friend’s house nearby. She walked up to Highway 97 and disappeared. She was found murdered off a logging road 46 kilometres south of where she was last seen. Investigative efforts began the moment she was reported missing and have continued over the years. Colleen is part of the E-PANA investigation.
In June of 2007, E-PANA investigators re-submitted exhibits from Colleen’s case to the RCMP Vancouver Forensic Lab for DNA analysis. A DNA profile of an unknown male was identified from Colleen’s case. It was submitted to the National Crime Scene Databank. There was no match.
On May 3, 2012 the Oregon Department of State - Police Forensic Laboratory obtained a CODIS DNA match. The DNA match was to US citizen Bobby Jack Fowler. Based on what E-PANA investigators know today – Fowler is responsible for the murder of 16 year old Colleen MacMillen.