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On a late summer morning, a white Toyota Corolla was found abandoned in an alley behind a business

in Orangeville, Ontario. The bedroom community is located about 80 kilometers northwest of Toronto and is popular

for those who prefer a quieter lifestyle. At about 10 a.m., on Monday, August 30th, 2010,

the vehicle was discovered with its front doors and trunk open. There were blood smears on the rear bumper.

Well, they said, we find your daughter's car and there's blood on it.

Within the vehicle was Sonia's nursing identification.

Does it make sense that this could happen to your daughter?

Absolutely not.

At this point, we're preparing the family and ourselves for the worst.

Where is she? Where we're going to find her?

I'm Nancy Hicks, a senior crime reporter for Global News.

Today we continue with our special series of Crime Beat,

where I share stories put together by my colleagues from the TV documentary series.

In this episode, Catherine McDonald shares how despite best efforts, this case went cold.

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