Marie Josée Boisjoli, a 40-year-old mother of three from Laval, left home on August 13, 1995, saying she was going to an appointment and giving no further details. She was last seen wearing blue jeans, a white sweater, and white Reebok shoes with Velcro straps. She is described as 5 feet 3 inches and about 128 pounds, with green eyes and curly, shoulder-length blonde hair. Distinguishing marks included two large scars on her stomach and a tattoo of a mouse holding a flower on her right buttock.

The morning after she disappeared, her car and personal effects were found at the family cottage in the Lac Gélinas area of Mont-Tremblant, far from her Laval home. That led to a large search of the lakes and woods around the cottage involving the Sûreté du Québec, helicopters, K9 teams, divers and ground officers, but no sign of Marie Josée was located. The case went cold and remains open.

Did anyone in the Mont-Tremblant or Laval areas know Marie Josée’s plans that August day or see her car near Lac Gélinas?