On May 2, 1981, a 16-year-old Indigenous girl named Verna Susan Bjerky was at a friend's house in Hope, British Columbia. She was looking forward to visiting her boyfriend in Kamloops, a couple of hours away. However, a bus strike thwarted her travel plans, and Verna, described as a daring and fearless individual, decided to hitchhike to her destination. With her roller skates slung over her shoulder, she set out from her friend's home and was never seen again. Her friend had a sense o
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