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Article: B.C. POLICE WERE TOLD YEARS AGO OF PIG FARM MOTHER SAYS SHE HOPES THEY FIND BODIES THERE.(News)
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- Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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- February 9, 2002
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Byline: LEWIS KAMB AND MIKE BARBER P-I reporters
PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. -- Lynn Frey has made the half-day trip countless times from her home in Campbell River on Vancouver Island to the avenues of British Columbia's biggest city.
For the past four years, she and her sister have braved the sleazy streets of Vancouver's Eastside tenderloin district, questioning the unfortunate women who haunt the streets, in a lonely search for Frey's troubled daughter.
About two years ago they began hearing from drug users and prostitutes who might have known Frey's daughter, Marnie, who was 24 when she disappeared in 1997. The bits and pieces of information ...