Danica Moore is distressed over the disappearance of her 14-year-old daughter, Peyton Flett, who has been missing since June 14. Flett was last seen in Prince Albert around June 16 to 17 near John Diefenbaker School, as well as Marquis Road and Central Avenue. Described as Indigenous, standing at about five-foot-four and weighing approximately 115 pounds, Flett has black/reddish hair and brown eyes. She was wearing a grey/red hoodie, blue Christmas pyjama pants, and carried a black fanny pack.
Moore expressed her longing for Flett’s safe return, assuring her daughter that she is loved and not in trouble. Urging the public for any information on Flett’s whereabouts, the police emphasized the importance of sharing even seemingly insignificant details to aid in the investigation.
The major crimes unit is actively working on the case due to Flett’s age and the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. Moore has been actively searching for her daughter and reaching out on social media for assistance, describing Flett as a kind-hearted individual who enjoys drawing and spending time with her siblings.
Moore’s heartfelt plea is for Flett to come back home before her 15th birthday on August 19, emphasizing the family’s yearning for her presence during what should be a joyous celebration.