Helen was born in Vancouver in 1966. She had a brother, sister and stepsister, and grew up in Maple Ridge.
She was moved to a foster home at age 13 after her mother's partner abused her, but remained close to her family, as she tried to prevent what happened to her from happening to her siblings.
Helen married twice and had a daughter she put up for adoptions. She was reported missing in 1997. Her DNA was discovered on the Pickton farm, and charges were laid against Pickton and later stayed.
She was moved to a foster home at age 13 after her mother's partner abused her, but remained close to her family, as she tried to prevent what happened to her from happening to her siblings.
Helen married twice and had a daughter she put up for adoptions. She was reported missing in 1997. Her DNA was discovered on the Pickton farm, and charges were laid against Pickton and later stayed.
Helen was born in Vancouver in 1966. She had a brother, sister and stepsister, and grew up in Maple Ridge.
She was moved to a foster home at age 13 after her mother's partner abused her, but remained close to her family, as she tried to prevent what happened to her from happening to her siblings.
Helen married twice and had a daughter she put up for adoptions. She was reported missing in 1997. Her DNA was discovered on the Pickton farm, and charges were laid against Pickton and later stayed.
She was moved to a foster home at age 13 after her mother's partner abused her, but remained close to her family, as she tried to prevent what happened to her from happening to her siblings.
Helen married twice and had a daughter she put up for adoptions. She was reported missing in 1997. Her DNA was discovered on the Pickton farm, and charges were laid against Pickton and later stayed.
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