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On July 30, 1985, eight-year-old Nicole Morin left her penthouse apartment in Etobicoke, Toronto, to meet a friend for a swim. She left her home around 10:30 AM, dressed in a peach-colored swimsuit and carrying a plastic bag with a T-shirt, shorts, suntan lotion, and a towel. After chatting with her friend via intercom, she indicated she would meet her in the lobby.
 At about 11:15 AM, when her friend buzzed the apartment to ask why Nicole hadn’t arrived, her mother, Jeanette, assumed Nicole had gone to the pool or was playing with other children. It wasn't until 3 PM that Jeanette reported her daughter missing.
 The Toronto Police launched one of their largest missing-person investigations, forming a 20-member task force and investing over 25,000 man-hours in the search. They began by searching the apartment complex, setting up roadblocks, and using public address systems to alert the neighborhood. They interviewed nearly 6,000 people and conducted extensive searches of the area, including the use of helicopters and search dogs.
 Despite the thorough investigation, no physical evidence was found to indicate Nicole's whereabouts. A note was discovered in her apartment that read, “I’m going to disappear,” raising concerns and theories about her state of mind.
 Over the years, various organizations have continued to keep the case alive. Toronto Crime Stoppers offered a reward, and the police produced reenactments of her last known movements. In 2014, a 5K run called
On July 30, 1985, eight-year-old Nicole Morin left her penthouse apartment in Etobicoke, Toronto, to meet a friend for a swim. She left her home around 10:30 AM, dressed in a peach-colored swimsuit and carrying a plastic bag with a T-shirt, shorts, suntan lotion, and a towel. After chatting with her friend via intercom, she indicated she would meet her in the lobby. At about 11:15 AM, when her friend buzzed the apartment to ask why Nicole hadn’t arrived, her mother, Jeanette, assumed Nicole had gone to the pool or was playing with other children. It wasn't until 3 PM that Jeanette reported her daughter missing. The Toronto Police launched one of their largest missing-person investigations, forming a 20-member task force and investing over 25,000 man-hours in the search. They began by searching the apartment complex, setting up roadblocks, and using public address systems to alert the neighborhood. They interviewed nearly 6,000 people and conducted extensive searches of the area, including the use of helicopters and search dogs. Despite the thorough investigation, no physical evidence was found to indicate Nicole's whereabouts. A note was discovered in her apartment that read, “I’m going to disappear,” raising concerns and theories about her state of mind. Over the years, various organizations have continued to keep the case alive. Toronto Crime Stoppers offered a reward, and the police produced reenactments of her last known movements. In 2014, a 5K run called "Nicole's Run" was organized to raise awareness and funds for missing children. As of now, Nicole's case remains classified as a cold case, but efforts to gather new leads continue. Despite the passage of time, her story has not been forgotten, and her family still seeks answers.

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