From what I have read of the comments of the indigenous people who have missing or murdered friends and relatives, there seems to be an expectation that they are somehow going to find  answers as to what happened to their loved one through this commission. I don't think that is going to happen.  The commission is not going to look at individual cases; they are going to be looking the problem overall.  Still, I don't see how they are going to come to any different conclusions than the RCMP report that covered the same ground i.e. that most missing and murdered aboriginal women were killed by aboriginal men and those who lived off the reserves engaged in high-risk lifestyles that put them in vulnerable situations to be preyed upon.