Kathleen Wattley, 32, was a known drug addict and sex trade worker on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside who went missing on June 13, 1992, during a time when many sex trade workers from that area disappeared. Many of these women were confirmed to be victims of serial killer Robert “Willy” Picton when their DNA was found on his Port Coquitlam pig farm.

Wattley was the mother of two children, and it was out of character for her not come home.

Here are the other women connected to the Pickton case:

Rebecca Guno, June, 1983
Sherry Rail, January, 1984
Laura Mah, 1985
Elaine Allenbach, March, 1986
Teressa Williams, July, 1988
Ingrid Soet, August, 1989
Nancy Clark, 1991
Kathleen Wattley, June, 1992
Elsie Sebastien, 1992
Leigh Miner, December, 1993
Angela Arseneault, 1994
Catherine Gonzalez, March, 1995
Catherine Knight, April, 1995
Dorothy Spence, August, 1995
Diana Melnick, December, 1995
Tanya Holyk, October, 1996
Olivia Williams, December, 1996
Frances Young, 1996
Stephanie Lane, January, 1997
Helen Hallmark, June, 1997
Janet Henry, June, 1997
Marnie Frey, August, 1997
Jacqueline Murdock, 1997
Cindy Beck, September, 1997
Andrea Borhaven, 1997
Sherry Irving, 1997
Cindy Feliks, 1997
Kerry Koski, January, 1998
Inga Hall, February, 1998
Sarah deVries, April, 1998
Elaine Dumba, April, 1998
Sheila Egan, July, 1998
Julie Young, October, 1998
Angela Jardine, November, 1998
Marcella Creison, 1998
Michelle Gurney, 1998
Jacqueline McDonell, 1999
Georgina Papin, 1999
Brenda Wolfe, 1999
Wendy Crawford, 1999
Jennifer Furminger, 1999
Dawn Crey, 2000
Debra Jones, 2000
Patricia Johnson, March, 2001
Heather Bottomley, April, 2001
Heather Chinnock, April, 2001
Angela Josebury, June, 2001
Serena Abbotsway, August, 2001
Diane Rock, October, 2001
Mona Wilson, November, 2001