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Every town has a dark side.

On August 2nd of 1989 in Prince George, British Columbia, a family of four climbed into a

stranger's pickup truck hoping for a fresh start and some steady work.

They were supposed to be back in ten days, but that was 35 years ago.

And the Jack family has never been seen again.

Hey guys, it's Andrew, and thanks so much for tuning in to another episode of Every Town

Where today, we're headed north to look at a case that is equal parts mystery and

tragedy, and unfortunately, it also has very little answers. It's one of the many missing

persons cases coming from this part of Canada, only it doesn't involve just one person.

It's about an entire family gone in a flash and the stranger who picked them up.

So, let's get into it and check out one of Canada's creepiest unsolved vanishings, the Jack family. Ronald Jack, known as Ronnie to his friends, was 26 years old back in the summer of 89.

His wife Doreen was the same age, and together they had two sons, nine-year-old Russell and four-year-old Ryan.

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