• Twelve-Year Anniversary: November 2024 marks twelve years since the disappearance of Emma Fillipoff from Victoria, BC.

• Newest Documentary Series Preview on The Man in the Green Shirt: Bayberry Films released a third, 22-minute preview, The Man in the Green Shirt, on November 28, 2023, ( watch ) coinciding with the eleven-year anniversary of Emma's disappearance. This preview brings renewed focus to the unresolved story of The Man in the Green Shirt, in hopes of igniting public interest in this potential lead.

• Forensic Artist Collaboration: Forensic artist Hew Morrison worked with Emma’s mother, Shelley Fillipoff, and filmmaker/advocate Kimberly Bordage to create a composite of The Man in the Green Shirt, based on grainy surveillance footage. The image is part of a new initiative to draw public attention to this person of interest.

• Background on The Man in the Green Shirt: Eighteen months after Emma’s disappearance, while her mother, Shelley Fillipoff, was in Vancouver searching for her daughter, a significant lead emerged. On May 27, 2014, an agitated man in a green t-shirt and shoes, with a pronounced limp and tattooed arms, entered a clothing boutique in downtown Vancouver holding a crumpled missing person poster of Emma. The man claimed Emma was “not missing” and referred to her as his “girlfriend.” He left the store before the police could arrive. Despite extensive media efforts, this individual remains unidentified.

• Renewed Appeal to Share Composite Image: A renewed effort is now underway to distribute the digital composite of The Man in the Green Shirt, a critical lead that has so far received limited exposure. Last year’s attempts to engage the public and media in identifying him were largely overlooked, and minimal coverage meant this vital image didn’t reach nearly enough people. This new initiative aims to circulate the composite image more widely than ever, encouraging the public to view and share it in the hope that someone, somewhere, may recognize him.

• Updated HelpFindEmmaFillipoff.ca Website: The website dedicated to finding Emma Fillipoff has been enhanced to include a revised timeline, including the most recent search initiatives, and an expanded media section. The site now features a news archive covering all past articles related to Emma’s case, and a press release section. To broaden our reach, the site is now available in 10 languages.

• Documentary Series, Barefoot in the Night: The Search for Emma Fillipoff, is still in production with upcoming shoot dates and interviews planned for the early 2025. The 6-hour series does not yet have a set release date. ( Bayberry Films )

For more information and ongoing updates, please visit HelpFindEmmaFillipoff.ca.