Janet Gail Henry 36 Unsolved Missing from 1997 Vancouver, BC

Janet Gail Henry, 36, went missing June 25, 1997. She graduated from high school and attended hairdressing school. She got married and had a daughter, to whom she was devoted. However, when her marriage broke up in the late 1980s, her husband gained custody of their daughter. Janet was devastated. She eventually ended up living in Vancouver*s Downtown Eastside, a low income neighbourhood known for drug and became a victim of street level sex trades. She communicated with her family all the time while they feared for her safety due to a recent rash of murders. The phone calls stopped. Fearing the worst, her family searched streets for Janet and has never been able to locate her. It is suspect that she may have been a victim of a serial killer, however, her body has never been located. Charges were made against Robert Pickton, the owner of a farm, for the murder of 15 women who had gone missing from the Downtown Eastside, the vast majority of which were women who went missing after 1997. For 13 years her family has prayed for information on what may have happened to Janet. Family members continue to hope that their sister is still alive, however they are losing hope. They know if she was ok that she would contact them. They ask the public to please come forward should they have any information.

If you have any information concerning Janet's whereabouts, please contact the following toll-free organizations with your information: Missing Women's Tipline at 1-877-687-3377, Crimestoppers Canada (toll-free for Canada only) at 1-800-222-8477, or AMW at 1-800-274-6390.