US EditionB.C. mom offers new approach to help find missing adults
- Alina Durham proposes changing the British Columbia Amber Alert wording.
- She advocates in honor of her daughter Shaelene Keeler Bell who went missing in Chilliwack in 2021 and was later found dead.
- Durham has written to many officials including the RCMP and ministers for over three years seeking an alert for missing adults.
- British Columbia activated five Amber Alerts from 2022 to 2024, while zero activated from 2017 to 2021.
- She now suggests modifying the current Amber Alert instead of creating a new missing adult alert system.
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