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It has been dubbed the Highway of Tears. Mystery surrounds one of the remotest stretches of highway in Canada after nearly 50 women are believed to have gone missing there in the past 30 years. Many believe that the disappearances along Highway 16, which runs between Prince George and Prince Rupert in British Columbia, are the work of a twisted serial killer who preys on young women. But police have never identified a suspect in the case, and some say the women were simply victims of Canada's harsh and remote wilderness.
Most recently, 20-year-old Madison Scott vanished near the infamous road on May 28, 2011 after attending a party. Police located her tent and truck, but the young woman remains missing. A year later, Madison’s parents are still struggling to cope with her disappearance and are offering $100,000 for information leading to an arrest in the case.
'After a long and difficult year, and despite an ongoing and in depth RCMP [Royal Canadian Mounted Police] investigation, in addition to the ongoing searches, awareness campaigns and pleas from her family and friends for her safe return, there has been no real evidence of what happened to Maddy,' Sandra Kelly Klassen, Madison's aunt, wrote on a website dedicating to finding her.
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