Serial Killer Victims Index provides a place of memory for victims of serial killers.

 "She was so funny. She had the most of-the-wall sense of humour. She was always doing little skits in her backyard." Danielle Montreuil, a childhood friend in 2002.

Heather CHINNOCK leaves behind two children. 

"She talked about getting clean but the drugs and the booze had the best of her..." Friend Gary Bigg.

Wendy CRAWFORD leaves behind a son and a daughter. 

"She was a mother of two beautiful children, a son and a daughter. She was a sister and an aunt, as well as a grand-aunt and a friend... " (written by Susie Kinshella, Crawfords sister in2004)

De Vries grew up in the tony, and back then, overwhelmingly white neighbourhood of West Point Grey in Vancouver, a precocious child of black, native and Mexican ancestry who loved to swim and draw.

"If she were some square john´s little girl, shit would hit the goddamn fan. Front page news for weeks, people protesting in the streets... While the happy hooker just starts to decay, like she didn´t matter, expendable, dishonourable. It´s a shame that society is that unfeeling. She was some woman´s little girl, gone astray, lost from the right path." Written in one of her journals by Sarah de VRIES.

 "Tiffany Drew was a beautiful young girl. She was absolutely immaculate when she came to her appearance. She was beautifully coiffed and manicured at all times. She took a great deal of care to her appearance." Elaine Allan, drop-in centre worker who befriended Drew.

Cynthia FELIKS leaves behind daughter Theresa and three grandchildren.

"When he got drunk he would get overly attentive, affectionate. As far as I know, they may have mistaken this. But he never touched them as far as I know, not when I was around. It could have happened when I wasn´t there." Marilyn Kraft on her second husband´s behaviour toward Cindy and Cindy´s sister. 

"She played like a boy. She loved outside. She didn´t care if it rained, snowed or was hailing. She didn´t care. She´d be the only kid in the neighbourhood." Stepmother Lynn Frey about Marnie as a child. 

Jennifer FURMINGER leaves behind a son.

"She was not sure where she belonged. I think she was very confused on everything - her childhood, her adoption and why she was put up for adoption." High school friend Kelly Gilby. 

"I know that she loved me and only wanted what was best for me. Thanks." Chelsey George, the daughter Helen Mae HALLMARK gave up for adoption and who later connected with her mother´s family after police asked her for a DNA sample. 

"I have that picture and I have her temper and that´s about all I´ve got. I know I´m different from her the way I was raised. I wasn´t around drugs and I´ve made better decisions." Dianna Hall about her mother she never met.

"Another year passes by; but still no trace of my mom.  I am one to express myself.  I find that I express myself better in writing than talking "but" even then I am open.  So far many special occasions have gone by without my mom.  I just sit there and feel no pain!  Just another day right?  I'm learning to live without my mom.  I do miss her but I guess its been too long to feel a whole a hole lot!  I learned to take each day as it comes!  I don't think I'll be seeing my mom these coming days.  It seems as if the people who cared just left me in the middle of nowhere; all by myself.  They say its my problem and only mine!  It really sucks, because I'm only one person and I'm still young.  I shouldn't have to deal with all this crap by myself!  I need people to help me and back me up when things don't work.  My Aunt Sandra tried to get America's Most Wanted to help us out but they turned us down.  Yet, on that show they still show people who are missing, but they're all little kids and no adults.  It's as if they only care about kids and not kid's parents.  To me its dumb.  I don't see why they can't take 5 minutes to talk about my mom.  I'm not putting down the show or anything, but I just wish there was more things I could do for my mom!  All my letter writing doesn't seem to be working too well because people don't care!  But I'm still trying, for my moms sake!  Maybe something will happen when somebody notices all the hurt and agony in my family.  To all the people that don't care, I'd like to see them deal with this at my age, and survive it!  Then they'd get it and start caring.

All the posters my family put up are probably all down now because of more important things.  What could be more important on this earth than a human being or a loved one?  I guess she's so called "old" now.   Out with the "old" and in with the "new" right?  Yeah right.  My mom is an important part of my life even though she did have some problems and wasn't there most of the time.  I don't plan to follow in her footsteps.  I don't plan to be better than her either.  Nobody's perfect.  But I do plan to fight for her until she's found.  The person who probably took her is probably laughing at me or is filled with guilt.  But I hope this person will come forward.   She might have done this herself but who knows?  I wish I did.  But only one person really knows the truth and nobody can hide from him.  I believe in him and I believe that someday he's coming back and then maybe we'll find the truth as to what happened to my mom.  In the mean time we can try to help find her ourselves.  If she's still alive she's probably wishing we'd find her.  I don't see how she could have run off because I know she loves me.  She told me that in the summer she wanted to come back and visit me again.  She wanted to stop her drinking too, maybe for me and aunty Sandra, or just for her, but now her dreams are all lying on the ground shattered to little pieces.  She won't see me graduate and she won't be at my wedding if I get married.  All the important stuff she won't be there.  I bet if she could see it all then she'd have been proud of me but, now part of my life is on the ground, shattered to little pieces also."

From Debra who loves her mother very much

P.S. Somebody please help me.

"She taught me lots of things. Some of them good things, some of them not so good things. But they all stayed with me." Valerie PURCELL, HOLYK´s cousin.

Andrea JOESBURY leaves behind a daughter.

"The missing women didn´t wake one day and be like, "Well you know what, I´m going to be a prostitute. Then I´m going to have HIV and then I´m going to get murdered." Heather JOESBURY, Andrea´s sister, on frustration that police didn´t move more quickly to investigate the disappearance of women from Vancouver´s Downtown Eastside. 

Patricia JOHNSON leaves behind a son and a daughter.

"She had a real hopefulness. All the women I photographed had a right to complain and bith about their situation, but I never heard it from her. You know, she shone, that woman." Lincoln CLARKES, photographer and friend.

"She was a "normal" person who one day decided, for some ungodly reason, to stick a needle in her arm. The thing that really breaks my heart is the fact that she decided to experiment with a drug, and that drug was so devastating that within three months of trying it, she was no longer here." Brother-in-law Terry HUGHES. 

"She was the kind of kid that sort of struck me as being the sort that would have gotten a VW van together and would have grabbed a bunch of friends and they would have driven down to Mexico and you wouldn´t see them for six months." Friend Elaine ALLEN, who got to know Jacquie at the drop-in centre where ALLEN worked.

Georgina Faith PAPIN leaves behind seven children including twins.

 "Everywhere we went, people always went 'Oh hi, Georgina,' everybody knew her. I was really proud that she was my mom." Kristina BATEMAN, PAPIN´s daughter.

"She did have a lot of trouble in her life. She did try her best and she did struggle a lot." Sister Lilliane BEAUDOIN. 

"I remember her smile, I remember what a great girl she was. She would have been a great wife and a great mother, she had true love in her heart." Greg GARLEY, Mona Lee´s foster brother for six years. 

Brenda WOLFE leaves behind a son.

Brenda WOLFE was Downtown Eastside guardian angel before she vanished...