I wanted to post this on March 29th, but I have not been able to access the internet since a week before then.

It has been 50 long years since you were taken from this world. I wonder what you would have become. A wife. A mother. A grandmother. So much potential taken away for no reason.
You may be gone Sharron, but you will NEVER be forgotten.
May you RIP.

I just stumbled upon this site. I never met Sharron. But I remember being profoundly touched and saddened by the pain her family was going through when I read about it. I've never forgotten. A few years later when I was spending some time in the Point I got to speak to people who knew her. I'm so glad they've finally solved the case. Rest in Peace Sharron.

So sorry for your loss Mrs. Prior, I never knew your daughter. I watch youtube a lot & stumbled across your daughters story and of course your website. I have hearts for children, & I can't image the pain you are going through. I pray for the loss of children & their families. She was a very beautiful young woman, & very much Loved. I am glad they finally found out who did it. R.I.P. Sharron

Mrs. Prior and her family are the embodiment of true strength. I am so happy you finally got the long awaited answers and I hope it brings you even a small bit of peace. Mrs. Prior deserves peace more than anything in this world. May Sharron rest peacefully.

rest in peace

RIP to Sharron Prior. I was but 9 years old but this happened very close to home for me and I remember it like it was yesterday. I want to say to the family I am so happy for you finally finding out what happened. This is the hardest part of losing someone and never knowing what happened. May she rest in everlasting love with the Lord and may you be able to sleep a little easier tonight. God never sleeps and I am so very happy for your entire family

I saw a press conference on TV yesterday with Moreen and Doreen Prior. It stated, the Killer was positively identified a week or so ago. Such great news. All of your efforts are finally rewarded.

May you rest in peace, never forgotten.

I just read minutes ago that they have positively identified Sharron's killer. What wonderful news. I honestly hoped for, but never never thought that this day would come after such a long passage of time. I was 14 at in 1975 and lived three streets away from Sharron at 448 Charon. I remember how everyone in the Point was affected by her killing. I myself rode up and down the lanes and thru the neighbourhood parks on my bike in the hopes of finding her safe.
To Mrs. Prior and family, I hope that this finding can bring some closure to your pain.
To Sharron, You're never forgotten. RIP.

I think Sharron's murder was the end of innocence for a lot of us in that age group growing up in the Pointe, for me it was the cold realizing that evil existed in the world. My twin brother and I shared the same class as Sharron's twin sisters and I still have pictures with my brother and her sisters on the end of each row of students, like bookends, no doubt purposely done. The Pointe wasn't the easiest place to grow up and if you weren't street smart could be quite hostile, so when someone as warm and kind hearted as Sharron comes along , it leaves a lasting impression.

Is there a list of suspects that might ring a bell for someone?

Poster 131 says a name beginning with an A.Extremely violent. They broke into black Charley's (Deloris) place on Bourgeoys Street and beat him to a pulp with baseball bats.(Deloris had chased of the youngest brother who wanted to buy some dope) He never recovered He was placed in a home as he was basically brain dead. Just some other unhinged family in the point

Poster 195,
You banged out ritchie when you were 17? Or the doorman?

Good day to the familly Prior;

Back then I lived on Hibernia street and was on year younger than Sharron.

Believe me it was a bad year of fears of going into the street.

My father was the postman in those years and remembers well, so do I.

I hope they catch him and have faith.

Thank you.

Hello, Mrs. Prior and family.
I would like your permission to post justice awareness messages on my social media about Sharron's Cold case file. I believe Sharron's 63rd birthday is coming up; and it has been 47 years, I just want a fresh perspective. "Someone knows something" and with the passage of time;perhaps the perpetrator(s)have died, or is ill and shared details. This could lift the veil of fear, and will give people the freedom to speak.
Needless to say, accountability for those who did such a horrific crime.
Justice for Sharron is so overdue. Mrs. Prior and family, you deserve this case to be solved so that you may have some peace and time for reflection.
Questions: who is the current case file Detective /telephone number? Is the case still considered active? Thinking of you all, often. Linda

I hope that someday they are able to find more information about this case. The family deserves closure.

I grew up in verdun in the 80s and my mom was very vigilant in explaining strangers to me, we even had a secret code that we used so I would know who could pick me up or talk to me. I now understand why she was so vigilant after reading about your daughter. My heart hurts for your family, reading your page and about Sharrons just regular normal day has hit me so hard. I hope you will one day find the closure you all need. Sending hugs and prayers.

I wish I had some new info for you, but I don't.
I did not know Sharron, but I went to school with her sister Moreen.
After browsing the photos of Sharron, I have the impression she had a wonderful childhood in a happy family.
Let's celebrate her short but active life, cheers.

It is a little embarrassing to be discovering this website so many years after the fact. I was 14 at the time.
Ladies please take care of yourselves and RIP Sharron.

I just heard about this case from the Dark poutine Podcast. I'm so sorry that after this long this case still hasn't been solved.

Somebody knows something. Come forward and give this family some closure.