‘We just want to hold you again,’ says mom of missing girl in Saskatchewan
The Prince Albert Police Service and family of Peyton Flett, a missing teenage girl, are urging anyone with information regarding her disappearance to contact police.
Saskatchewan police are seeking information about the whereabouts of 14-year-old Peyton Flett, who has been missing since mid-June. The Prince Albert Police Service reissued a plea for help at a news conference on Wednesday, describing Flett's appearance and last known location. Police emphasized that finding Peyton is their top priority and that someone must have information about her disappearance.
Her mother, Danica Moore, expressed her hope to find her daughter before her 15th birthday on August 19, emphasizing that she should be home celebrating with her family. Moore urged residents to stay vigilant and check their surveillance footage, including dashcams and doorbell cameras, for any clues. She reminded her daughter that she has done nothing wrong and simply wants to be found safe.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Prince Albert Police Service or the Prince Albert Grand Council.
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