They told you 215 hidden graves at Kamloops. 🪶🟠
They never told you this:
In 2003, after an 8 year RCMP investigation of all 15 B.C. residential schools, Cpl Pacholuk’s Project E-NIRS report found:
❌ No substantiated secret burials
❌ No proven baby killings
❌ Unlawful death claims collapsed
✅ Most recorded deaths: disease, 1930s–40s
Kamloops: 79 assault complainants in that criminal file, not a confirmed mass grave.
They dug Kuper Island in 1999, with the band’s permission. No evidence supporting the dead-baby rumours.
The report sat buried for 20+ years. 📃
Abuse happened. Charges were laid.
Secret murder graves were not and are still NOT proven.
Read the file. Stop repeating the media headlines.
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💥NEW REPORT: The Forgotten RCMP Report That Challenges Canada's Reconciliation Story
The 2003 RCMP report found B.C. secret-burial claims, turned up NO EVIDENCE and recorded most deaths from disease. Kamloops logged 79 assault complainants—not 215 hidden graves.
Between 1995 and 2003, the RCMP "E" Division conducted Project E-NIRS—the only province-wide criminal investigation of its kind into allegations at British Columbia's 15 residential schools. Corporal M.W. Pacholuk authored the final report, which examined every allegation of physical and sexual abuse, along with unlawful and suspicious deaths.
The task force didn't just investigate rumours—they physically tested them. On February 24, 1999, with the band's permission, they went to Kuper Island, where stories of dead babies buried there had circulated for years. Investigators dug up suspected burial sites and found no evidence that would support any of these allegations.