Danica Moore is deeply concerned about the whereabouts of her 14-year-old daughter, Peyton Flett, who has been missing since June 14. Flett was last seen in Prince Albert, specifically near John Diefenbaker School and at the intersection of Marquis Road and Central Avenue between June 16 and 17. Descriptions indicate she was wearing a grey/red hoodie, blue Christmas-themed pajama pants, and had a black fanny pack. Flett, an Indigenous girl, stands at approximately five-foot-four, weighs around 115 pounds, and has black/reddish hair with brown eyes.
Moore expressed her heartfelt plea for Flett’s safe return, emphasizing that her family eagerly awaits her return home. She urged Flett, if she is reading or listening, to come back home without fear as she is deeply loved and not in trouble. Authorities are urging anyone with information about Flett’s disappearance or whereabouts to come forward, stressing the importance of even seemingly insignificant details that could help trace her movements.
The major crimes unit is actively investigating Flett’s case due to her age, the time elapsed since her disappearance, and the circumstances surrounding it. Insp. Lisa Simonson emphasized the need for direct communication with the police, highlighting the specialized training and expertise of the major crimes investigators in handling complex cases like missing persons.
Moore has been tirelessly searching for her daughter and reaching out to the community for assistance through social media updates. She described Flett as a kind-hearted individual who enjoys drawing and spending time with her siblings. Moore’s message to Flett is one of longing for her return to complete the family and celebrate her upcoming 15th birthday on August 19. She expressed the family’s deep yearning for Flett’s safe return, as her absence has created a void in their lives, turning their reality into a nightmare.