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I'm Candace DeLong, and on my new podcast, Killer Psychie Daily, I share a quick 10-minute

rundown every weekday on the motivations and behaviors of the cold-butter killers you

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The road's called Highway 16, it's part of the trans-Canadian highway system.

There are places in this road where you will see more bears than you will see cars.

The road can take on kind of a sinister aspect of it.

It's a place that can be a good friend to evil.

The locals know it as the highway of tears.

And it's called that because there's been a series of disappearances and murders of women

and girls that date back four decades and a large number of them are still unsolved.

People know that their sisters and daughters are at risk if they go near this highway and

perhaps wind up hitchhiking for an emergency reason.

The number of victims varies with who you talk to.

The Royal Canadian-Mounted Police Force says that there's 18 victims.

If you talk to the local people, they believe the number is 33, 43, perhaps even more.

And just this week, the Highway of Tears made front-page news again.

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau committed more than $30 million to a new national investigation

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