It was 30 years ago Monday when Sonya Nadine Cywink was last seen.
The time was 2 a.m., near Dundas and Lyle streets in London, Ont.
Four days later, the 31-year-old mother-to-be was found dead in Southwold Township.
Three decades on, few other details have been made public by Ontario Provincial Police in the case, and closure remains elusive for Sonya’s family.
Sonya’s sister, Meggie Cywink, still hasn’t given up hope those responsible will be found, because someone out there knows something, and people are bound to talk sometime.
“Thirty years in… I think there is some sense of compassion and empathy toward my sister’s life, the loss of her life and her unborn baby,” Cywink told CBC News.
“People, especially women, are starting to talk. I’ve developed trusting relationships with women over the past six years, and I think there’s some truth starting to happen. I’m feeling very hopeful.”