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In the spring of 1972, a 15-year-old Indigenous boy named Kenneth Kay vanished from the small community of Quinton, Saskatchewan, leaving behind a family who has now spent over half a century searching for answers. The last time his sister, Lorna, saw him was in early May of that year, a day etched in her memory as Treaty Day on the Kawacatoose First Nation. Kenneth, known affectionately as Lenny, was at the old schoolhouse where band members were receiving their $5 federal treaty payments. Lorn ...
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Last Seen: May 02, 1972

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