Danica Moore has been separated from her 14-year-old daughter, Peyton Flett, since the evening of June 14, with no contact since then. According to Moore, Flett departed with her grandmother that night to stay over at her aunt’s place.
The most recent sighting of Flett was in Prince Albert, specifically between June 16 and 17 near John Diefenbaker School and the intersection of Marquis Road and Central Avenue. During this time, she was sporting a grey and red hoodie, blue Christmas-themed pajama pants, and a black fanny pack. Flett, who is of Indigenous descent, stands around five-foot-four, weighs approximately 115 pounds, and has dark hair with reddish tones and brown eyes.
Expressing her longing for Flett’s return, Moore reassures her daughter that their family eagerly awaits her safe homecoming. Urging Flett to return, Moore emphasized that she is loved and not in any trouble.
Authorities are urging individuals with any knowledge regarding Flett’s whereabouts or the circumstances of her disappearance to come forward, emphasizing the importance of sharing even seemingly insignificant details to aid in locating her. The major crimes unit is actively involved in the investigation due to Flett’s age, the time elapsed, and the specific circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
Moore detailed her tireless efforts in searching for her daughter, reaching out to the community for support and assistance. Describing Flett as a compassionate individual who finds joy in drawing and spending time with her siblings, Moore pleads for her daughter’s safe return, emphasizing the deep void her absence has created within their family.
Expressing a heartfelt desire for Flett to return before her upcoming 15th birthday on August 19, Moore highlighted the family’s yearning for her presence and the sorrow they endure in her absence.