Born: 1921.
Last seen: June 19, 1974 at her residence in Brampton, Ontario.
Physical description: Female, white, 5'0" tall, 141 lbs, blue eyes, and straight, shoulder-length grey hair.
Distinct marks: Scolliosis of thoracic spine, joint disease. She had mastoid surgery. Scars: on her arms (osteomyelitis), pelvis (hysterectomy, appendectomy, hernia repair), left shoulder (from surgery on a bony growth).
Leads: Rose's disappearance is considered suspicious. She was reported missing by her husband's second wife in October 1974, after she had already been missing for months.
Today as the details of Rose Mary Friday's disappearance were being entered onto the site we were struck by an eerie similarity between her and the found, unidentified Halton Region Woman.
Friday went missing in June of 1974, though was not reported missing until October when her husband remarried and his new wife grew suspicious of Rose Mary's sudden absence (we haven't yet determined how he was remarried without a divorce or death certificate for Friday, but we will find out).
Four years after her disappearance, a woman's skeleton was found 30 minutes away from Brampton (Friday's city).
It's important to note that the likelihood of there being a positive match is very low. Having said that, here are the similarities/differences:
I spoke today with a Detective with the Halton Regional Police Homicide Unit. He provided an extra photograph, and some extra key information:
Here is the original photo, and a colourized, zoomed image for clarity: