Geraldine Pickford

Geraldine Pickford had worked at St. Andrew's College for four months before she was choked to death and left on a bank of the Tannery Creek in Aurora.

The 40 year old was discovered by a group of students at the all-boys' boarding school on September 19, 1965. At that time, the creek ran through the college grounds near the rugby and cricket fields. She was was found completely nude, her clothes strewn about nearby among pieces of garbage.

Working as a server in the college's dining areas, Geraldine would clock in and clock out repeatedly throughout the day, as the boys came and went to eat their meals.

After clocking out for the last time and leaving the women's quarters just after 9 p.m. on September 19, 1965, Geraldine was never seen alive again.

Cold Case Docs

• Read a 1965 story in the Toronto Telegram, offering details into Geraldine's life
• Review an Ontario Provincial Police poster, offering a 1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in Geraldine's murder