In 2003, nine-year-old Cecilia Zhang was abducted from her Toronto home in the middle of the night, sparking a massive search that gripped the nation. Months later, her body was discovered north of the city, and investigators traced the crime to a foreign student desperate to avoid deportation. The case exposed vulnerabilities in child safety and immigration oversight, leaving a community shattered by the loss of a little girl whose life ended far too soon.