Amber was an Aboriginal girl from the Mikisew First Nation Crew in Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, Canada. She was on 20 when she disappeared near Nisku. Amber apparently hitchhiked and was heard in a phone call released to the public to be in the company of an unidentified male. Amber was a mother to a little boy who was still young at the time.
Amber's remains were found by horseback riders on 1st September 2012, just over 2 years since she was last seen. Her murder remains unsolved. You can listen to Amber's last phone call on you tube or Project KARE at kare.ca
Amber's remains were found by horseback riders on 1st September 2012, just over 2 years since she was last seen. Her murder remains unsolved. You can listen to Amber's last phone call on you tube or Project KARE at kare.ca
Amber was an Aboriginal girl from the Mikisew First Nation Crew in Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, Canada. She was on 20 when she disappeared near Nisku. Amber apparently hitchhiked and was heard in a phone call released to the public to be in the company of an unidentified male. Amber was a mother to a little boy who was still young at the time.
Amber's remains were found by horseback riders on 1st September 2012, just over 2 years since she was last seen. Her murder remains unsolved. You can listen to Amber's last phone call on you tube or Project KARE at kare.ca
Amber's remains were found by horseback riders on 1st September 2012, just over 2 years since she was last seen. Her murder remains unsolved. You can listen to Amber's last phone call on you tube or Project KARE at kare.ca
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