Emily Osmond, a woman from the Kawacatoose First Nation in Saskatchewan, went missing two years ago this month and authorities remain mystified by her disappearance.
Osmond, 78, was last seen on September 9, 2007. A search of the area failed to lead to her whereabouts and there's been no suggestion of foul play.
"This one is really strange," RCMP Sgt. James Morton told CBC News.
Osmond moved back to the reserve to retire and lived in a small house without running water and electricity.
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(CBC 9/21)
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