Madison Scott has been missing for from Hogsback lake near Vanderhoof since Saturday May 28th 2011. If you have any information at all please call the Vanderhoof RCMP at at 250-567-2222 or to remain anonymous call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. Alternately mail Box 1190 Vanderhoof, B.C. VOJ-3A0 or use TIPS page

on the trail to FIND MADDY Poker Ride

May 18th, 2012

We are…on the trail to FIND MADDY! The anniversary of Maddy’s disappearance is approaching next weekend:( Please join our family and friends to further the search and build awareness for Maddy, missing since May 28, 2011. On Sat, May 26, there will be a Poker Ride – “All in for Madison Scott” – quads, horseback, walking. Start at Mapes Hall. PRIZES, too. Please help us find her! See posters for more details. Thanks, everyone. Forever grateful to you all ♥

Download poster as IMAGE, as PDF

Thanks for the continued help, and all the response to Maddy’s birthday

May 1st, 2012

Thanks to all the people who are putting up posters, organizing the poker run, and keeping the search for Madison Scott in the forefront. Thanks to all who posted on facebook page about her birthday. See copied posts on this site

Whats happening with finding Madison?

March 20th, 2012

While there has not been much information in the media the police are still actively working on the case.  Eldon and Dawn have a good relationship with the RCMP, and report the the RCMP are still actively investigating leads and following up on tasks and information.

The family has put up more large signs through out the interior of BC in the Vanderhoof, Ft. St. James, and Prince George area. There are smaller posters posted in a lot of locations in the area and across B.C. and else where. Stick on posters small and large are on many vehicles in the Vanderhoof and Prince George areas. The Facebook group has a good following with ongoing  comments and discussions. Lets keep Madison’s disappearance active as much as possible, spread the word to as many people you can, keep posting posters and think of any other ideas to keep this going.

A huge thanks to the incredible number of people and businesses who have given so much time, energy, money, words of support in the quest to find Madison Scott.

I made the following collage for using as a Facebook cover image:

TIPS – anyone with information regarding Maddy’s disappearance is encouraged to pass it on, since any tip could be important! Call the RCMP in Vanderhoof at 250-567-2222, or anonymously through Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or by mail to Box 1190, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0. If you have any info, now is the time to act! We need your help and support to find Maddy. Please join us!

Walk for Madison Scott with Hope, Faith, Love

January 20th, 2012

SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 2012

FOR INFORMATION CALL: Angie at 250-567-9192 or Sandi at 1-250-392-7535

Madison Scott was last seen at Hogsback Lake campsite at about 3 a.m. Saturday, May 28, 2011. She was camping with friends.

ROUTE – Park at Mapes Hall on the Blackwater Road (follow the signs) and walk to Hogsback Lake, about 4 kilometres, a 1 to 2.5 hour walk. Thanks to Mapes Hall for providing the parking for this event. Carpooling is encouraged. Thanks to Yellowhead Road and Bridge for clearing and sanding the rout and the campsite.

TIME FRAME – 2 p.m. to nightfall. Participants can decide when they want to start between 2-3 p.m. Please start your walk no later than 3pm. Luminaries will be lit at dusk 4:45- 5 p.m.

TRANSPORTATION – Shuttle Bus: thanks to School District #91, will be available to drive people back to their vehicles at the Mapes Hall. Campsite is closed to general public.

ACTIVITIES – Participants will be presented with an luminary to write a message on in support of Maddy and the search. The luminary candles will be lit at nightfall.

A period of quiet reflection will follow and people are invited to join us. Thanks to NVSS staff and students who will assist with the luminaries.

T-SHIRTS – Madison Scott “Hope is Your Way Home t-shirts will be available by donation toward the $10 cost of supplying them. If you already have a t-shirt you are encouraged to wear them.

REFRESHMENTS – Thanks to Sadie Knelsen and her team, free hotdogs and drinks will be available at Hogsback Lake.

TRAFFIC SAFETY FOR WALK – there will be signage on Blackwater Road on either side asking drivers to slow down and proceed cautiously between Mapes Hall and the turnoff to Stoller Road, and the turnoff to the campsite.

TIPS – anyone with information regarding Maddy’s disappearance is encouraged to pass it on, since any tip could be important! Call the RCMP in Vanderhoof at 250-567-2222, or anonymously through Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or by mail to Box 1190, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0. If you have any info, now is the time to act! We need your help and support to find Maddy. Please join us!

Posters

December 5th, 2011

NEW POSTERS DEC 5TH 2011

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The RCMP released a video reenactment today, covered by media

December 2nd, 2011

The RCMP released a reenactment video about Madison’s disappearance with older news releases included. This has been picked up by lots of news media organizations. See links below to video on RMCP video, and news articles.

RCMP Reanactment Video (on facebook page)

Copied article by Vancouver Sun

Copied article by PG Free Press

Copied article by Opinion250

Kane K. > Help find Madison at Grey Cup in Vancouver

November 27th, 2011

Hey everyone, Karla just called re Grey Cup in Vancouver. Said everything went really well. Handed all the fliers out, sandwich boards very effective, lots of attention, awareness, tons of people who were already aware. They did a great job! Will be on the 6 & 11 o’clock news, Global, first ten minutes they told her. Not sure if there will be coverage during the game or not. Thanks to the people who made this happen! Appreciate everything everyone does :)

CBC article and video at CBC

CBC article on this site

Updated Website with facebook posts etc

November 24th, 2011

New Hope poster

November 13th, 2011

A new poster has been added to the POSTER PAGE.

Nils Kelly > Darren J Douglas made this beautiful video. Let’s find her and bring her home!!

November 10th, 2011

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HOPE IS YOUR WAY (HOME) – MADDY’S SONG

~~ Written and performed by Nils Kelly (cousin) for Madison G. Scott ~~

V1: Day after day, our hearts our breaking
We hope and we pray, the whole world is waiting for you
We hold on to faith, and pray for tomorrow
That something will break, we’re drowning in sorrow for you

Pre-Chorus: We’ll shine the light (Candles are burning)
We’ll search and we’ll fight (Everyone’s yearning)
Night after night (We’re tossing and turning)
For your precious life (All we can is that…)

Chorus: Hope is your way (Hope is your way) x 4….. Home

V2: The silence is dire, and words are unspoken
Help fill our desire, a family is broken in two
Please search your mind, your heart, and your memory
It’s in you to find, the pieces that carry the truth

Pre-Chorus and Chorus

V3: Sometimes we cry, tears of devotion
We see through these lies, the world is in motion for you
So hold strong and fight, await your salvation
Your life is our light, to our destination to you

Pre-Chorus and Chorus

HERSHEY HUGS & KISSES FOR MADDY:

October 27th, 2011

Tomorrow is the 28th of October so it is MADDY DAY (unless we find her today, of course). We need to get the love to her so I suggest we each buy a bag of Hershey Hugs & Kisses and have one of each every day until she is found. Chocolate works wonders, kisses and hugs too, and this search action is doctor and dentist approved (!). No, I do not have shares in the Hershey company:) Chocolate just might bring our girl home! Maddy, chocolate, love, faith, hope, COME HOME ♥

Sandra

Thanks and appreciation for the benefit fundraiser

October 22nd, 2011

We are writing to express our thanks and appreciation for the benefit fundraiser held in Vanderhoof on Saturday, October 8 for the Madison Scott Search Fund, which raised an unbelievable $72,250!  The event was sold out two weeks in advance and we are aware that many people who hoped to attend were not able to get tickets, yet they have supported us in so many other ways.

We are comforted and strengthened by the positive energy, the generosity, and the concern and kindness that the residents and businesses of Vanderhoof and area have extended to our family.  Since Maddy’s disappearance from Hogsback Lake on Saturday, May 28, the residents and businesses of Vanderhoof and area, including Prince George, have responded with faith, love and hope to our every need.

The actions, thoughts and prayers from all of you since Maddy went missing has gone far beyond the scope of friendship and community.  In our minds and in our hearts, Vanderhoof is the Little Town with the Big Heart and Prince George is a city that reaches out to its neighboring communities in need.  Thank you to everyone who has helped us, in a multitude of ways, continue each day to search for our precious girl.

Love, faith and hope to you all.

 

Sincerely

Dawn and Eldon Scott and Family

Scott Truck Appeal Spreads

October 13th, 2011

by Scott Peebles of the Prince George Citizen

Link to story on original complaint

The trucks bearing Madison Scott’s missing may have been banned from a provincial government display, but they can still be seen at prominent business locations all over Prince  George.

A vehicle emblazoned with the information of the missing Vanderhoof  youth had been parked, with Ministry of Transportation approval, at the corner of Highway 16 and 97 until someone from within the local car sales industry (identity not disclosed) complained that it was too much of an advertisement for the car company involved. The vehicle was owned by the Northland group operated by Brent Marshall.

Marshall turned instead to the Local business community to help get the message of the missing girl out. Now, a number of vehicles have been deca11ed with the Madison Scott disappearance message and are being parked at high-visibility spots across the city.

The vehicle at the highway junction was emblazoned with ”Northland Dodge”; the latest trucks are not. .’ ,

”’I think anybody’ would want to help, and Brent comes through our stores quite frequently, so we

got talking; and we and we saw that yeah this is a way we can help,” said Carol Beebe,  proprietor of five Tim Horton’s locations accepting vehicles on a rotational basis.

“Just as a parent, I couldn’t not do it. I feel for the family. I hope it works to generate some tips. We have had posters up in our locations for quite a while and we just really hope information comes in”.  McDonald’s Restaurants, Earl’s Restaurants, Daily Queen and others have joined the effort.  “Great to see the support of this community,” said Marshall. “It’s what makes PG great”

Scott, 20, went missing on May 28 from a campsite at Hogsback Lake were she was attending a party. Anyone with information about Scott’s disappearance is asked to call the Vanderhoof RCMP at (250) 567-2222. Or if you wish to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 1·800·222·TIPS.  CrimeStoppers offers additional rewards for helpful information.

 

Sandra-Wayne K. > Vanderhoof, the little town with the BIG HEART

October 10th, 2011

Vanderhoof, the little town with the BIG HEART ♥ The benefit went far beyond the scope of friendship and community. Our family is overwhelmed by the generosity, concern and support from you all; those who were able to attend the benefit and those who weren’t able to attend….. we are fueled by the support you all give us…. every day, in every way. We can soldier on because of all of YOU! And, most importantly, as Cora said earlier, Maddy will feel the energy, love, hope and faith and come home to us all. God bless all of you for your acts of kindness, your courage to help, your love for our family and for believing in justice, peace and goodwill.

more posts in facebook comments category (updated all)

Nils playing Hope is Your Way Home at fundraiser

October 8th, 2011

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Thanks for all the amazing help and words of support and love sent our way!

October 1st, 2011

I will never tire of saying how amazed we are at all the huge effort put forth by friends, family, businesses, and complete strangers in our search for our beloved Madison. It helps so much to counteract the malevolence in this world and reinforce the goodness that is in so many people!

Thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I also updated the comments posted on the facebook group to this site.

Ad gripe parks missing girls poster

September 28th, 2011

The Ministry of Transportation ordered Northland Chrysler Jeep Dodge to remove a vehicle promoting the search for missing Vanderhoof woman Madison Scott from the comer of Highway 16 and Highway 97 last week after it received complaints about it being used to promote the dealership.

Dealership owner Brent Marshall said the SUV had been a support vehicle for the Cops For Cancer-Tour de North.

Friends of the Scott family requested the vehicle be painted with a sign requesting information from the public regarding Scott’s disappearance.

After the tour the vehicle was parked – with Ministry of Transportation permission – on the ministry right-of-way near the  intersection.

‘We had to remove the vehicle after two days. They had had too many complaints about the vehicle.” Marshall said. “It’s really sad that someone would complain about it. We just want to bring awareness to the search for Madison.”

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Help Find Madison Scott Benefit Auction and Dance

September 20th, 2011

The help find Madison Scott Benefit Auction and Dance is set for Oct 8th at the Friendship Hall in Vanderhoof. Tickets can be bought for $20 each at Scott Foods or Wallace Studios in Vanderhoof. Or tables for 8 can be purchased through Julie (contact information below). Watch for the advertisement on the radio and in the newspaper and other public places.

If anyone wants more information, or to provide items for the auction you can contact Julie at Facebook, cell 250-570-1618, home 250-567-5026, work 250-567-5312.

Search Summary from Monday August 29th to Sunday September 18th

September 18th, 2011
  • Saturday to Monday September 3 to 5th: New posters were made, emailed to friends and volunteers, posted on website. Friends and volunteers started  putting the posters up across northern BC. Sunday and Monday the family was camping at Hogsback lake,  ATVing down trails, putting up posters.
  • Saturday & Sunday September 10-11: Family was camping at Hogsback Lake. They talked to residences in area, and a couple of the young people who were at the party, and were putting up more posters.
  • Saturday & Sunday September 17-18: Friends and family started reviewing and compiling the large amount of various search information, and interview information.

Reward increased as investigation into the disappearance of Madison Scott reaches 3 month anniversary

September 1st, 2011
RCMP File # 2011-1508 / ND MCU 2011-4852   2011-09-01 10:21 PDT
The investigation continues into the search for Madison Scott, the 20 year old Vanderhoof woman, who was last seen on Saturday May 28th at Hogsback Lake.

“This investigation remains a priority for North District Major Crime,” says Sgt. Rob Vermeulen spokesperson for the RCMP. “And while investigators appreciate the level of community interest in Madison’s disappearance, they still believe that there is information out there or those that have not come forward yet”.

“The search for Madison Scott has been both hopeful and emotionally disappointing,” says Vanderhoof Mayor Gerry Thiessen. “Everywhere in town, on cars or business windows, there are posters looking for Madison. I get calls from residents on summer vacation hoping that there is something new to report, something that will help us find her. Now it’s time for both Madison and the Scott family, that those with information come forward and talk to the RCMP.”

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