16 year old Sharron Prior went missing from Pointe-St-Charles, Quebec during easter weekend of 1975 after leaving her home to walk 5 minutes to a local pizzeria to meet some friends. She was found 3 days later brutally murdered in a nearby field. Her case was unsolved for 48 years, until May of this year when police were able to use genetic genealogy to find her killer.

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Sources:

DNA nails Montreal teen's killer in 1975 cold case | CBC News

Quebec cold case revived with $10,000 reward | CBC News

Sharron Prior murder: Cold case solved after Longueuil police obtain new DNA evidence | CTV News

A Montreal teen was killed almost 50 years ago. Now her suspected killer’s body is being exhumed | Globalnews.ca

The Murder of Quebec Teen Sharron Prior | by Charlie O'Brien | Medium

Sharron Prior's website

Quebec police have suspect in 48-year-old murder cold case | CTV News

Mother hunts a killer: For 37 years, Yvonne Prior has pursued her daughter’s murderer | National Post