Rachael Anne Bagnall, 25, and her 34-year-old boyfriend, Jonathan Jette, vanished during a planned two-day hike in the mountains north of Pemberton, British Columbia. They set out on September 4, 2010, to the area around Cassiope and Saxifrage peaks and were expected home two days later. The last known transaction was a Tim Hortons purchase in Squamish on the morning of September 4. Jette’s Toyota Echo was found parked on the Spetch Creek forest service road about 13 kilometres north of Mount Currie on September 9; his cellphone in the vehicle showed no calls after September 3.

A large search involving helicopters, multiple search-and-rescue teams, and canine units ran through October 2010 before being suspended as snow arrived. Despite thousands of hours of searching, no sign of Rachael or Jonathan was found — no clothing, camping gear or other trace. An aerial photo showing a red splotch like Rachael’s jacket was ground-searched with negative results. The investigation remains open and police have followed occasional tips. Does anyone who hiked or drove the Spetch Creek road in early September 2010 have information that could help fill the gap in the timeline?