In September 1988, the Toronto police unexpectedly received a confession from a certain 41-year-old American Lovi Lee Riddle, a man with no specific occupation, of having committed the murders of thirty people. Then Riddle said that it was he who kidnapped Nicole Morin and then handed her over to some person. The police checked Riddle’s testimony in detail, but did not find any evidence of his confessions about the fate of Morin.
There is also a version that the girl was killed. In October 2014, for two days, police combed the countryside near the place where Morin disappeared 29 years ago. Billie Jo Player, who was 11 years old when Nicole went missing, claimed to have heard a girl scream just two days after Nicole went missing.
“All we heard was that terrible, terrible scream. It was like the cry of a little girl whose life is in danger,” recalls Billy. She was then near her house with her mother and sister. Billy said that they ran to the house and called the neighbors, who also claimed that they themselves heard the screams. Her mother dialed the emergency number. The police, who arrived on a call, then searched the scene of the alleged crime, but found nothing. For the past few years, Billy has been tormented by nightmares related to the fate of Nicole, she again declared to the police. In 2014, after repeated searches in the area, the police were again unable to find any evidence.