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Bc's Highway Of Tears Email Scandal

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In the Vice News, article ‘BC's Highway of Tears Email Scandal Raises Doubts for Families of Murdered Women” by Chantelle Bellrichard from the Vice News website, speaks of the 30 plus unsolved murders that have occurred along British Columbia’s highway 16 AKA the Highway of tears over the years. (https://news.vice.com/article/bcs-highway-of-tears-email-scandal-raises-doubts-for-families-of-murdered-women)(Vice News)
From the article and the video it seems to appear that, all are unsolved. The article talks not only about the unsolved murders but how the government has deleted pertinent emails and how the Royal Mounted Canadian Police have done little to bring these killers to justice. At one point, there was a task force in place but no one
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