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In the quiet town of St. Walburg, Saskatchewan, on the evening of September 22, 1966, a 33-year-old barrister and solicitor named Kenneth James Schmit, who often went by 'Jimmy,' vanished without a trace. He was a man with a promising career and was described as being in good health and enjoying a happy home life. That day, he had traveled from Prince Albert to North Battleford, later informing his wife by phone that he was going fishing with a friend. His plans, however, took him to a ...
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