The Highway of Tears is an isolated 725-kilometer stretch of Highway 16 in British Columbia which has been the location of many unsolved murders and disappearances of women beginning as early as 1969.

Gloria went out one night with her brother only to disappear behind him on their way home. 

Micheline was 18 years old when she went missing along Highway 16. 

Helen disappeared just four days before her 18th birthday. She was last seen leaving the apartment she shared with her sister, telling her sister she wanted to go for a quick walk. She never returned home. 

Jean was last seen hanging out with her cousin on the railroad overpass on Highway 16. 

Pamela was 19 years old when she went missing, she was last seen in a bar in Kamloops. Her body was found the next day in a park. She had been sexually assaulted and beaten to death. 

Gale Weys was 19 years old when she was last seen trying to get a ride to her parent's house. 

Colleen was 16 years old when she disappeared hitchhiking to a friend's house. Her remains were found one month later. In 2012, with advancements in DNA technology the RCMP announced Bobby Jack Fowler as a suspect in her killing. 

Monica was 14 years old and was last seen walking along Highway 16 in the direction of her house.  

Mary Jane Hill was 31 years old and a mother of three. Her body was found nude along Highway 16 and her death was deemed to be from bronchitis and bronchopneumonia as a result of manslaughter. 

Maureen was 33 years old when she was last seen hitchhiking from Salmon Arm. Her body was discovered the next day along Highway 16. 

Shelley was last seen walking down Highway 16 toward her home in Hinton, Alberta. She had called her mother that night to let her know she was on her way home and to make her something to eat. She never made it home. 

Alberta Williams was 24 years old when she was last seen leaving a bar in Prince Rupert. 

Doreen Jack and her husband Ronald were offered jobs at a logging camp from an unknown man. The struggling family of four accepted the job and ride the man offered. The family was last seen at 1:20am that night leaving with the man in his car. 

Delphine Nikal was last seen leaving her group of friends one night to head home, but never made it back. 

Ramona Wilson was last seen on a Saturday night leaving her house to meet friends for a night out. No one has seen her since. 

Roxanne was 15 years old when she disappeared from Prince George on a long weekend in July. 

15-year-old Alishia Germaine was last seen leaving a Christmas party in Prince Rupert 

Lana Patricia Derrick came home from college for Thanksgiving, but mysteriously disappeared after a night out. 

Nicole was working as a tree planter and was last seen at a gas station on Highway 16, hitchhiking from Prince George to Smithers. 

Kayla was 13 years old when she went missing from Prince Rupert. Her body was found two days later near train tracks on a waterfront on George Hills Way. 

Maragret was 89 years old when she went missing and was last seen hitchhiking on Highway 16. Police believe she may have been trying to get to Prince George, or headed into the bush in search of trapping territory. 

Tamara was a young mother who disappeared after hitchhiking from Prince Rupert to Terrace in 2015.  

Mary was last seen in the evening of July 24, 2005 at 6pm. She was walking from Ospika Blvd. to the Spruceland Mall Walk-in Clinic. 

Aielah Saric-Auger was 14 years old when she went missing and was last seen along Highway 16.  

Bonnie was a mother of five and was last seen hitchhiking from Vanderhoof to Prince George to attend a court date. She missed the appointment and was not heard from again. Her wallet, ID, and an uncashed cheque were found near a lake. 

Emma was 16 years old when she was last seen out with a group of people the night before she went missing. Her body was discovered along the Prince Rupert waterfront. 

Mackie was last seen at a party in a cabin with two men before she went missing. 

Anita was last seen at a gas station, her car was found the next day near Highway 16. 

Frances was last seen picking mushrooms with a companion, an activity she did every year. She was raised by a trapper and an experienced back country explorer, which made this disappearance unusual. Despite search efforts she was never seen again. 

Chantelle was 34 years old when she went missing after leaving her home on July 4th. Her abandoned car was found next to a gravel pit the next day. Days later her body was found in the Skeena River by a train conductor who was passing by. 

Cynthia was last seen leaving her mother's house one evening. She was never seen or heard from again. 

Jessica was 18 years old when she dropped off her daughter with her grandmother for the night but never returned to pick her up.  

Chelsey was 29 years old and was last seen leaving her father's house in the early morning. She never returned home.