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Brittany Stalman
Brittany Stalman left the home in North Delta, B.C. to go for a walk around 1 p.m. on Nov. 13, 2006 and has not been seen or heard from since. She was 17 years old.
At the time she disappeared, Brittany Stalman was 5-6 (168 cm) tall, a slim 115 pounds (50 kg) with long brown hair and brown eyes. She had a permanent retainer inside her lower teeth.
Brittany Stalman was born Oct 8, 1989.
There’s a Facebook group devoted to the search for Stalman. https://www.facebook.com/groups/brittany.jade/
If you have any information on this case, contact:
Delta, B.C. Police Department at 1-604-946-4411 and reference case#: 2006-26668
Courtney Struble
It was July 9, 2004 when Courtney Struble, then 13 years old, was last seen walking toward her home in Estevan, Sask., having spent the evening with friends.
There have been reported sightings, investigations and searches, but Courtney has never been found.
Courtney was born Nov. 22, 1990. She’s got a birthmark on the nape of her neck and a small scar on her left shin. At the time of her disappearance, Courtney was 5-3 (161 cm) tall and 126 pounds (57 kg) with a slight build. She has a light complexion with brown hair and hazel eyes and was last seen wearing blue jeans and a grey hooded sweater.
Police held a news conference in 2014, 10 years after Courtney went missing and said they were still searching. Investigators believe that information relating to Courtney’s disappearance, including her body, is located in and around the city of Estevan.
If you have any knowledge of the Courtney Struble case contact:
F Division RCMP: Historical Case Unit 1-833-502-6861; 639-625-4111; saskmissingpersons@rcmp-grc.gc.ca and reference case#: 2008841058
Jeffrey Dupres
Jeffrey Dupres has been missing since April 24, 1980, when it was believed he was taken by a couple driving a blue Chevy truck, from Slave Lake, Alta. He was three years old when he was last seen playing in a neighbour’s yard.
Jeffrey is shown in a photo at Age 3, then in age progression photos, from what he’d look like at 30 years old and with a beard at 34 years old.
If you know anything about the case of Jeffrey Dupres contact Slave Lake, Alta. RCMP at 1-780-849-3999 and reference case#: 2013194976
Lindsey Nicholls
Lindsey Nicholls was 14 years old when she disappeared Aug. 2, 1993, last seen walking down a rural country road near Courtenay, B.C. She had left the group home where she was living in the Comox Valley, B.C. about 10:30 a.m. She left all of her belongings and treasures in her room and did not seem to be planning to run away.
The images above show Lindsey at the time and an age progression drawing.
When she disappeared, she was 5-3 (160 cm) tall and 112 pounds (51 kg). She is blonde and has a space between her front teeth. Lindsey was last seen wearing white canvas shoes, blue jeans, a silk khaki-colour shirt and a blue and pink checkered shirt.
Anyone with knowledge of Lindsey’s disappearance can contact Comox Valley, B.C. RCMP at 1-250-338-1321 and reference case#: 93-10083
Tamra Jewel Keepness
Tamra Keepness disappeared on July 5, 2004 from the bedroom of her home on Ottawa Street in Regina when she was just 5 years old. Tamra is an Indigenous girl with dark hair and eyes. She has a scar on her right leg.
At the time she disappeared she was 3-5 (104 cm) and weighed 35-40 pounds (15-18 kg) pounds. She had two birthmarks on her chest, one large one and one small.
If you know anything about Tamra, contact Regina Police Service at 1-306-777-6500 or rps@reginapolice.ca and reference case#: 04-27516
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Annie Yassie
Annie Yassie was last seen with a male friend on June 22, 1974 in Churchill, Man., by a taxi driver. An extensive search of the area was done by foot, by air and with a police dog, but she was not found. At the time she was 13 years old and reports say she had just returned to her family after time at a residential school in Dauphin, Man.
Annie Yassie is an indigenous girl with brown eyes and black hair and was 5-4 (163 cm) tall and 104 pounds (47 kg) with a slender build when she went missing. She was wearing brown platform shoes, blue jeans and a denim jacket at the time she disappeared.
Anyone with information on the case can contact Winnipeg RCMP at 1-204-983-5461 or ddiv_contact@rcmp-grc.gc.ca and refer to case 1974-7018
Delphine Anne Camelia Nikal
On June 13, 1990, 15-year-old Delphine Nikal was left in the care of her uncle. At about 2 p.m. Delphine told her uncle she was going to meet her three girlfriends in Smithers B.C., which was about 16 kilometres away. Delphine hitchhiked to Smithers, met up with her friends and at about 10 p.m. called her uncle to say she was on her way back. Delphine was last seen by her two friends hitchhiking in the east-bound lane of Highway 16.
Delphine is an Indigenous female with brown eyes and wavy black hair, which was shoulder-length when she disappeared. She is 5-3 (160 cm) and was 110 pounds (50 kg) at the time of her disappearance. She has a scar on her right temple and a purple birthmark on her back.
Delphine was last seen wearing white LA Gear running shoes, light blue denim Levi’s jacket with a white pocket sewn on inside, a white Cotton Ginny brand sweater, hot pink knee-high denim pants that were tight to the leg. She was carrying a black, leather pouch-style purse containing hair spray, a hair brush, photos, cosmetics and an address book.
If you know anything about Delphine Nikal contact E Division Project EPANA RCMP at 1-780-290-5291 and reference case#: 2005E-3580
Michael Dunahee
On March 24, 1991 four-year-old Michael Dunahee went missing from the area of the playground at Blanshard Elementary School in Victoria. At the time he was with his mother, father and younger sister. A massive search was launched at the time for the little boy, but he has never been found.
Media reports on March 24, 2019, on the anniversary of his disappearance, said his family still holds hope for an answer. That day hundreds had gathered for an annual Michael Dunahee 5-kilomtre Fun Run and Walk held at the Esquimalt Recreation Centre.
In a news release Victoria police say the Historical Case Review Section still receives and investigates new tips on Michael’s disappearance. Investigators believe someone has first-hand information about the disappearance.
Above we are showing several age-progression images of Michael.
If you know something about the disappearance of Michael Dunahee contact Victoria Police Department at 1-250-995-7654 and reference case#: 91-10349
Shannon Alexander
On Sept. 10, 2008, Shannon Alexander, 17 and Maisy Odjick, 16, were reported missing from the First Nation community of Kitigan Zibi in Quebec. This community is located near the town of Maniwaki. On Sept. 5, 2008, the two teens had gone to the Maniwaki arena, where several young people were present. Maisy Odjick then went to spend the night at Shannon Alexander’s house. Alexander’s father was the last person to have seen his daughter on Sept. 6, 2008.
Shannon Alexander is an Indigenous female with brown eyes, black hair and a pockmarked/pimpled complexion. She’s 5-9 (176 cm) with a slender build and was 141 pounds (64 kg) when she disappeared. Her ears are pierced and she has a scar on her left knee.
If you have information about Maisy Odjick or Shannon Alexander, contact Sûreté du Québec SQ at 1-800-659-4264; Centrale Information Criminelle – 1-800-659-4264, cic@surete.qc.ca and reference case#: 135-080910-003
Krzysztof Syrzycki
Rafal Krysztof Syrzycki has been missing since June 29, 2002, when he was 16 years old. The blue-eyed, brown-haired teenager was 5-11 (180 cm) and 165 pounds (75 kg) when he was last seen in Coquitlam, B.C.
He is also known to go by the alias Kris Syrzycki.
If you have any information on this case contact Coquitlam, B.C.
RCMP at 1-604-945-1550 and reference case#: 2002-24036
Jeffrey Stuart Surtel
Jeffrey Stuart Surtel was last seen April 28, 2007 at his home in Mission, B.C. He was 17. In media reports his father Gary Surtel says he had just had a quiet talk with his son, who was upset about being grounded, before saying goodnight and heading to bed. It would be the last time the two would ever talk.
Jeffery Surtel is believed to have left his home riding a blue CCM mountain bike with yellow forks. He’s a white male with blue eyes and brown hair with a fair complexion. At the time he went missing he was 6-1 (185 cm) and weighed 150 pounds (68 kg) with a slight build. He was wearing thin-rimmed glasses, black runners Size 11 with no logo, dark blue T-shirt and hoodie and black denim pants.
Anyone with information about Jeffrey Surtel should contact Mission, B.C. RCMP at 1-604-826-7161 and reference case#: 2007-05465
Jami Charlene Furnandiz
On Oct. 15, 1997 Jami Charlene Furnandiz dropped her son at daycare in Port Perry, Ont. and was scheduled to head to school in the area. Fernandiz, who was 18 at the time, didn’t show up at her school and has not been seen since. Furnandiz frequently went to downtown Oshawa, Ont. and was known to hitchhike to get from Port Perry to Oshawa.
Furnandiz is a white female with brown eyes. She is 5-9 (175 cm) and when she disappeared weighed 163 pounds (74 kg) and had red hair. She has several tattoos, including a heart with an arrow on her left shoulder, the name of her son, Stefan, on her right ankle and a black spider on her left ankle. She has pierced ears and was last seen wearing a black chenille sweater under a black Levi summer jacket.
Jami Furnandiz was also known to use the names Charlene Furnandiz, Charlene Maciag and Jami Charlene Maciag.
Anyone with information about Jami Furnandiz should contact Durham Regional Police Service at 1-905-579-1520 and reference case#: 970109470
Lucas James Degerness
Lucas Degerness has been not been seen since June 7, 2007 after he and his mother attended a meeting at his Prince George, B.C. high school, Prince George Secondary School. At that time Lucas was 14.
Reports say Lucas was asked to return to class following the meeting, but he never did.
On Jan. 29, 2018 friends and family of Lucas James Degerness gathered in Prince George, B.C. to mark his 25th birthday.
Lucas has brown eyes and light brown hair. At the time he went missing he was 5-8 (173 cm) and 146 pounds (66 kg) with a medium build. He has a birthmark on the left side of his back and a dime-sized size bald spot on the front of his head.
He was last seen wearing a red baseball cap, blue jeans, black T-shirt and white running shoes. He was also carrying a large camouflage backpack.
The image above on the right shows him age-progressed to 20 years old.
Anyone with information on Lucas Degerness can contact:
Prince George RCMP at 1-250-561-3300 and reference case#: 2007-20640.
Jesokah Adkens
On Sept. 26, 2001 Jesokah Adkens was seen in the area of Saseenos Elementary School in Sooke, B.C. It was around 9:30 p.m. and she was thought to be on her way home to feed her dog. But the 17-year-old did not return home and was never seen again.
Jesokah Adkens is described at the time she disappeared as blonde with blue eyes, 5-5 (165 cm) and about 110 pounds (50 kg). She has a scar on the chin under her bottom lip. She was last seen wearing a light blue sweater, a dark blue cotton hoody-style sweater, dark blue jeans and running shoes.
Police say at the time she disappeared Adkens was living in the Sooke area with a roommate. She was a student at Edward Milne Secondary School. She was a very social person and was well known throughout the Sooke and Port Renfrew communities.
In May 2017, RCMP put out a renewed appeal for information on her case and reported that as the extensive ground, air and water search for Adkens continued, it was evident foul play could not be ruled out in her disappearance.
Anyone with information about Jesokah Adkens can contact Sooke RCMP at 1-250-642-5241 and reference case#: 2001-4195
Ariel Jeffrey Kouakou
On the morning of March 12, 2018, 10-year-old Ariel Kouakou left his Montreal home on foot to go to a friend’s house. At around 11:15 am, a witness walking a dog saw Ariel on the bicycle path in Park of la Merci located between Gouin Boulevard and the Rivière des Prairies. He did not arrive at his friend’s house.
The story of the missing boy, who was born in 2008, gripped the city at the time. So many people turned out to search for Ariel police had to turn them away.
According to media reports, Montreal police believe the boy drowned, but his family continues to believe he was abducted, telling media around the anniversary of his disappearance they had hired a private investigator to help in the search.
Ariel is a black male with short black hair and a dark complexion. He was 4-7 (140 cm) when he disappeared and weighed 88 pounds (40 kg). He was wearing bright yellow and black sneakers, grey pants and a black winter jacket with a fur-trimmed hood.
If you know something about this case contact:
Service de police de la Ville de Montréal at 1-514-280-0210 and refer to Case#: MTLEV1800243655
Emily Hope Thorne
On Dec. 8, 2018, at 12:15 a.m. Emily Thorne told staff at her group home that she was going for a walk. Thorne, who was 17 years old at the time, never returned and has not been heard from since.
Police report that there has been information to indicate that Emily Thorne may be living a transient lifestyle around cities east of London, Ont.
Emily Thorne, who was born in 2001, is a white female with brown eyes and brown/red hair. She’s 5-5 (165 cm) and weighs 126 pounds (57 kg).
If you think you have seen Emily Thorne, or know anything about her case contact:
London Police Service at 1-519-661-5670 and refer to case # 2018-131077.
James Candy
James Candy was 17 years old when he went missing on Aug. 7, 2017 from his home north of Lavoy, Alta., which is in the Vegreville/Two Hills area, about 115 kilometres east of Edmonton.
His parents told CTV News at the time that they had an argument with their son that night and he’s believed to have left through his bedroom window about 11 p.m. Vegreville RCMP called off the search for James about a week after his disappearance because it was believed he was no longer in the area.
At the time he disappeared James Candy was 5-8 (173 cm) and about 123 pounds (56 kg).
He was thought to be wearing a blue denim jacket, straw cowboy hat, grey shirt and dark blue denim pants. He has blue eyes, brown hair and crooked teeth.
A Facebook page has been set up for the search for James Candy. https://www.facebook.com/FindJamesCandy/
If you know anything about James Candy, contact:
Vegreville RCMP at 1-780-632-2223 and refer to case #20171042779
Mekayla Bali
Mekayla Bali has been missing from Yorkton, Sask. since April 12, 2016. She was 16 when she disappeared.
On the third anniversary of Mekayla’s disappearance her mother told media she was still convinced her daughter was alive. The Bali family has put up more than 6,000 posters across Canada and in the U.S. in the search and police have followed hundreds of tips.
In this case there are some things police know, particularly that she was last seen at the Saskatchewan Transit Company bus depot on 1st Ave. North in Yorkton on April 12, 2016, where she bought a meal between 12:15 and 1 p.m. at the Trail Stop Restaurant.
Although she never boarded a bus on that day, she’s believed to have left the depot between 1 and 1:45 p.m.
Also on the morning of April 12, Mekayla was seen at Sacred Heart High School, Terry’s Pawn and Bargain on 3rd Ave. North, TD Bank on 63 Broadway St. East and Tim Hortons at 160 Broadway St. East.
Recent reports suggest she asked a stranger for help figuring out how to book a hotel room.
Mekayla Bali is a white female 5-2 (157 cm) tall and weighed about 126 pounds (57 kg) when she disappeared. Although she’s known to change her appearance, she has reddish hair which she will at times wear down, pulled back, straight or wavy. Her hair can be dyed blonde or other colours and she sometimes wears teal-coloured glasses and a teal infinity scarf.
She was last seen wearing those teal glasses, Joseph Seibel burgundy suede embroidery boots, jeans, a ruby gemstone ring, burgundy coat and her teal infinity scarf. She was carrying a blue plaid backpack. It’s believed she could also be using the name Mekayla Niebergall. Her birthdate is July 2, 1999.
Anyone with information about Mekayla Bali should contact Yorkton, Sask. RCMP at 1-844-880-6518; RCMP.FBali.GRC@rcmp-grc.gc.ca and reference case#: 2016430186
Angela Mary Arseneault
On Aug. 29, 1994, 17-year-old Angela Arseneault was reported missing by her common-law partner. She was last seen on Aug. 19, 1994, after a shopping trip with her partner and another male. Later that day, Arseneault left to catch a bus home to Burnaby, B.C. alone. When her partner returned home, the lights were on in the apartment, a window was left open and Arseneault’s purse was in the kitchen. She has not been seen since.
Arseneault is also known as Angela Baines, Angie Arseneault and Angela Mary Kennedy. She’s a white female with long brown hair and brown eyes with a fair complexion. She’s 5-7 (170 cm) tall and at the time of her disappearance was 170 pounds (77 kg) on a medium build. She was born in 1977.
If you have any information on Angela Arseneault contact Burnaby RCMP 1-604-646-9999 and reference case#: 1994-47424
Debra Deane Richardson
Debra Deane Richardson has been missing since 1972, when investigations indicate she was dropped off on a highway in October 1972 near Gimli, Man. by her brother so she could hitchhike to Winnipeg.
RCMP in Gimli had been told Aug. 2, 1982 that Richardson had been in Gimli to visit her brother, where she stayed for about three months. Richardson has officially been missing since Sept. 30, 1972 and was 17 years old when she disappeared.
She is a blonde and blue-eyed and was 5-4 (162 cm) weighing 115 pounds (52 kg) with a medium build when she disappeared.
Anyone with information about Debra Richards can contact Project DEVOTE at 1-204-984-6396 and refer to case 1983-0020
Maisy Odjick
On Sept. 10, 2008, Maisy Odjick, 16 and Shannon Alexander, 17, were reported missing from the First Nation community of Kitigan Zibi in Quebec. This community is located near the town of Maniwaki. On Sept. 5, 2008, the two teens had gone to the Maniwaki arena, where several young people were present. Maisy Odjick then went to spend the night at Shannon Alexander’s house. Alexander’s father was the last person to have seen his daughter on Sept. 6, 2008.
Maisy Odjick was also known to use the name Maisy Jacko. She’s an indiginous female with brown eyes and brown hair and a dark complexion. She’s 5-10 (178 cm) with a slender build and was 126 pounds (57 kg) when she disappeared. She has several piercings, including a nipple, her ears, nose and two loops on her lower lip.
In 2015 an age progression was done for both Maisy Odjick and Shannon Alexander.
If you have information about Maisy Odjick or Shannon Alexander, contact Sûreté du Québec SQ at 1-800-659-4264; Centrale Information Criminelle – 1-800-659-4264, cic@surete.qc.ca and reference case#: 135-080910-003
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