In Stolen Sisters it is estimated that over 500 aboriginal women have been murdered or gone missing in violent circumstances in Canada in the past 20 years. An aboriginal woman in Canada is five times more likely to die violently than a woman of any other race. These women come from all over the country, and from all walks of life and economic backgrounds.
Stolen Sisters takes viewers inside this contentious issue, from the rolling farmland to the haunting depths of the dark alleys of Vancouver. You will hear the stories of the missing and witness one family’s desperate search for their loved one.
Daleen Bosse Muskego, a university student , wife and mother, vanishes from a parking lot and her family takes the investigation in their own hands, feeling they are being brushed off by the Police.
Police, meanwhile, claim unconfirmed sightings of Daleen hampered their investigation. Both sides tell their story in this controversial case. The documentary also examines allegations that the police failed to properly investigate what may have been crucial physical evidence.
Amber Redman, disappears. She is a 19-year old student and athlete. Stolen Sisters follows her mother’s journey from months of being bedridden at the loss of her daughter, to a wave of activism that leads to a dramatic conclusion on the international stage.
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