Government Records: Melonie Biddersingh

Educational Option Dept: And within six months of landing, government records should verify the enrolment at said school or other recognized educational option, such as home-schooling. Dad, stepmom charged in 1994 slaying of 17-year-old Toronto girl, according to The Star. It s unconscionable that Biddersingh could arrive in Toronto in 1990 to live with her father and step-mom, have her brother die in suspicious circumstances ruled a suicide in 1992, be brutalized and discarded in a burning suitcase in 1994, and languish in police files as a cold-case murder until a tip revealed her identity in February and no child entering Canada as a landed immigrant should be released into the care of a step-parent or a blended family without a clear record of where he or she might attend school. That simple requirement might have prevented the horrific case of Melonie Biddersingh, 17, murdered and left unidentified for 18 years because no official agency or body noticed she was missing. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.