Help Find Madison Scott

Another year has come and went and no Maddy! It will be the 6th year anniversary of when Maddy went missing so….

On May 27th come out to the 2016 Maddy Poker Ride starting at or near the Mapes Community hall on the Black water road South East of Vanderhoof, near Hogsback lake where Maddy went missing.

Walk, ATV or horse ride on 3 different trails. The cost of the poker hands are 25$.  With every 25$ hand purchased you may purchase an additional hand for 10$ while available. Draw cards at the stations along the trails for a chance to win with the best poker hands, $500 for 1st, $300 for 2nd, and $200 for 3rd, and the mystery grand prize. Sponsored by the Vanderhoof Kinettes.

The walking trail starts from the Mapes Community hall then heads East on a trail adjacent to the Blackwater road, down the hogs back road then winds through the forest to Hogsback lake then up on a grassy ridge, along a natural meadow, then back to Mapes Hall. If the complete trail is walked it is around 8 kilometres.

The ATV trail starts at Brian and Diane Ramages approximately 2 kilometres East of Mapes hall on the Blackwater road. The ATV route heads down the Fox forest service road then heads back on the telegraph trail, by Hogsback lake. The trail is of moderate difficulty and is around 40 kilometres.

The horse trail starts from Jody and Jewel Volts, then passes through Mapes pit up into the Sinkut hills and back. The trail is approximately 22 kilometres long.

Directions to Horse start: turn off of highway 16 onto Mapes road, there will be signs on highway, and then stay on Mapes road for 9.9 kms until you get to Goodland road on the left, Jody and jewels is at the end of Goodland road, there will be signs and people directing traffic.

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the Maddy poker ride 2016

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Maddy poker ride poster 2017

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Madison Scott is still missing after five long years. Lets keep the awareness going strong and spreading it near and far.>

Madison Scott has been missing for five years. She is described as 5’4″, ginger coloured hair, 160 pounds with a bird silhouette tattoo on her left inner wrist and a left nostril piercing. She was last seen at Hogback lake on May 27, 2011. It is 25 km South East of Vanderhoof BC. Please, if you have any information call the local RCMP at 250-567-2222 or Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-TIPS or at http://crimestoppers.ca

I added a few photos of the Maddy Poker Ride 2016.

If you have some good photos of the Poker ride send an email user the contact us page with the subject poker ride photos to Murray, including your email address and we can discuss getting the photos on the site.

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Audio file of interview with Dawn Scott about the poker ride.

“Dawn Scott is the mother of Madison Scott, a young woman from Vanderhoof, BC who has been missing since May 28th, 2011. This Saturday is the 5 year anniversary of her disappearance and Dawn shares how those past years have been.”

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Thanks to John Vosper and Valley Country radio for producing this interview.

‘Maddy, everyone really misses you’

By Yvette Brend, CBC News Posted: May 28, 2016 1:22 PM PT Last Updated: May 28, 2016 5:50 PM PT

Madison Scott is still mourned by her friends. (IAmMissing.ca)

Vanderhoof RCMP are seeking new leads in the mysterious disappearance of a Vanderhoof woman five years ago, with the help of a re-enactment video.

 Video re-enactment retraces steps of missing woman

Madison Scott parked her off-white truck at the camp site. (IAmMissing.ca)

Madison Scott vanished sometime after 3 a.m. PT on May 28th, 2011 after attending a party at Hogsback Lake, a campsite about 25 kilometres south of Vanderhoof.

Police said the central B.C. woman was camping with friends, celebrating her birthday. She pitched her tent nearby her white Ford pick-up truck.

Early in the morning something happened that led to her disappearance. Foul play is suspected.

Madison Scott disappeared May 27, 2011 from a camping party south of Vanderhoof. (RCMP)

Scott left nothing but mystery and rumours. At the time she disappeared police were clear there were no gang connections or reasons why she would leave voluntarily.

Friends remember her on social media sites, appealing to witnesses to come forward.

Madison Scott was last seen in this tent. (IAmMissing.ca)

“Maddy everyone really misses you. I hope you know how special you are. I am hoping that one day your friends that were with you at the party remember the friendship you gave them. Ponder their memories as it is impossible for that many people to be there that are your friends and not one of them know where you are????? I find that hard to believe that no one has yet remembered where you disappeared to so many months ago now.” wrote C.K. on the blog Help Find Madison Scott.

Her family has offered a $100,000 reward for information that solves the mystery of her disappearance and brings any wrong-doers to justice.

Blogs, posters and intense RCMP investigation have not solved the 5-year-old mystery. (CBC)

On May 28th come out to the 2016 Maddy Poker Ride starting at or near the Mapes Community hall on the Black water road South East of Vanderhoof, near Hogsback lake where Maddy went missing.

Walk, ATV or horse ride on 3 different trails. The cost of the poker hands are 25$.  With every 25$ hand purchased you may purchase an additional hand for 10$ while available. Draw cards at the stations along the trail for a chance to win with the best poker hands, $500 for 1st, $300 for 2nd, and $200 for 3rd, and the mystery grand prize. Sponsored by the Vanderhoof Kinettes.

The walking trail starts from the Mapes Community hall then heads East on a trail adjacent to the Blackwater road, down the hogs back road then winds through the forest to Hogsback lake then up on a grassy ridge, along a natural meadow, then back to Mapes Hall. If the complete trail is walked it is around 8 kilometres.

The ATV trail starts at Brian and Diane Ramages approximately 2 kilometres East of Mapes hall on the Blackwater road. The ATV route heads down the Fox forest service road then heads back on the telegraph trail, by Hogsback lake. The trail is of moderate difficulty and is around 40 kilometres.

The horse trail starts from Jody and Jewel Volts, then passes through Mapes pit up into the Sinkut hills and back. The trail is approximately 22 kilometres long.

Directions to Horse start: turn off of highway 16 onto Mapes road, there will be signs on highway, and then stay on Mapes road for 9.9 kms until you get to Goodland road on the left, Jody and jewels is at the end of Goodland road, there will be signs and people directing traffic.

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HI RESOLUTION POSTER IN PDF FORMAT

Print out and post the posters to promote the Maddy poker ride 2016

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