The Highway of Tears, a stretch of Highway 16 in northern British Columbia, is featured in Episode 2 of Taken. Hundreds of Indigenous women and girls have gone missing or been murdered along this stretch of highway between Prince Rupert and Prince George, but they all have one thing in common: this stretch of highway.
Riveting, spine-chilling, important television, Taken confronts, head-on, the clues that link the stories of over 1000 indigenous woman and girls whom have gone missing or been murdered in Canada.
The documentary series focuses on open cases with hopes of generating tips from Canadian viewers to solve these mysteries. Audiences are introduced to women as individuals, as their chilling, heart-breaking stories are told by law enforcement, community leaders and the loved ones they’ve left behind.
From Taken Episode 2
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