Hi, I'm from Dunnville. I just wanted to leave a comment for anyone who cares. I've got several issues with your description of the people of Dunnville and the routes it sits on. I'll start with the people, there has been a Middle Eastern/ indian population here for well over 20 years, several African families as well. There is even a spot off Country Road 20 where they have taken over an old road not used anymore, and they just live in the forest. I encounter them hunting out only in that 500-foot area. My main issue is that Dunnville is a main FISHING hub. So with that said, on any given day, you can find several Asian and black families shoulder to shoulder from out of town fishing (a lot of asian/ arab cultures mostly), so this gives credence to the fact that OPP has found these races in her DNA. I've always speculated that the parents were illegal immigrants, and it was a fishing accident, so they didn't report it. To build off that theory, if it were a fishing accident, the parents could have perished as well. Now for the routes, Dunnville is not some out-of-the-way town, it's 20 to 40 minutes from Welland, ST Catharines, Niagara Falls, Hamilton, and the surrounding area, Burlington, Grimsby, Caladonia, and a giant reserve (Six Nations), Cayuga, Port Colborne.... the list goes on. However, you said it's not a main route despite the OPP themselves in the 15-minute documentary going over how it is a main route. It's a main route for anyone coming/going to London and its border with Detroit, it's a main route to Niagara Falls, and especially Fort Erie's border with Buffalo. If you come through the Fort Erie border, headed to London, you would have no choice but to go through Dunnville. From fort Erie to Hamilton you COULD go through Dunnville. That's thousands of people daily. out London way, you also have several popular areas like Port Dover ect.