Elizabeth Marie Bain was 22 when she left her Scarborough, Ontario family home on June 19, 1990. She told her mother she was driving about 10 minutes to the University of Toronto Scarborough campus to check tennis schedules and was last confirmed seen at 3:45 p.m. after withdrawing $80 from a bank. Three days later her silver Toyota Tercel was found parked on Military Trail with a large pool of blood in the back seat; forensic testing linked that blood to Elizabeth, but her body has never been recovered.

Her 24-year-old boyfriend, Robert Baltovich, cooperated with police and took part in searches but was arrested five months later and charged with her murder. He was convicted of second-degree murder in March 1992, served time, and the conviction was set aside by the Ontario Court of Appeal in 2004; a new trial was ordered and by April 2008 the prosecution presented no evidence and he was acquitted. No one has been held responsible for Elizabeth’s disappearance, and her case remains unsolved.

Students at the University of Guelph-Humber have been reviewing the original investigative files for fresh leads. Did anyone in the Scarborough or university community remember Elizabeth or see that silver Toyota Tercel in June 1990?