Photographs taken in the final moments before people vanished carry a haunting weight. They freeze time at the edge of disappearance, offering a glimpse of ordinary life just before it was forever interrupted.
These images serve as both evidence and memory, capturing presence in the instant before absence.
In 2008, Marilyn Bergeron told loved ones that something terrible had happened but refused to say what, calling it “something worse” than assault or witnessing a crime. On February 17, she left her Quebec City home for a walk and vanished.
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