On a cold November night in 2012 in Victoria BC, a barefoot 26 year old Emma Fillipoff disappeared without a trace, never to be seen again. No one has seen her since and no body has ever been discovered. Emma grew up in Perth, Ottawa and was a happy artistic girl who also was very private. She moved to Victoria, BC in 2011, moving in with a friend who said she took long walks, sometimes as long as 8 hours. Emma was unique and moved around, even staying on a boat in the picturesque Victoria Inner Harbour. Eventually, she ended up in a women's shelter, probably because she was virtually homeless. On November 28, 2012, Emma went to a 7-11 and bought a $200 prepaid credit card. She was then seen by a childhood friend from Perth who was riding a bus and spotted her on the street downtown. Later that day, she went back to the 7-11 and bought a prepaid cell phone. She had never owned a cell phone in her life. Later she tried to take a cab to the airport, but decided she couldn't afford the $60 fare. Next she ran into an acquaintance from the library who walked with her and then became concerned about her and ducked into a cafe to call the police. The police came and questioned her for about 40 minutes in front of the Empress Hotel in downtown Victoria, BC. She was never seen again and the mystery continues. There have been sightings and related incidents, but not creditable information as to what happened to her.