Danica Moore has been searching for her 14-year-old daughter, Peyton Flett, who went missing on June 14 after leaving with Moore’s mother to stay with her sisters. The last known sighting of Flett was in Prince Albert around June 16-17 near John Diefenbaker School and the intersection of Marquis Road and Central Avenue. Flett was dressed in a grey/red hoodie, blue Christmas pajama pants, and carrying a black fanny pack.
Described as Indigenous, approximately five-foot-four, weighing about 115 pounds, with black/reddish hair and brown eyes, Flett’s family is urging her to come home, assuring her that she is loved and not in trouble. Authorities are seeking any information on Flett’s whereabouts or the circumstances of her disappearance.
Major Crimes Inspector Lisa Simonson emphasized the importance of sharing any details, no matter how small they may seem, to aid in locating Flett. The Major Crimes Unit is actively investigating the case due to Flett’s age and the time that has passed since her disappearance.
Moore has been actively searching for her daughter and reaching out for help on social media. She described Flett as a gentle soul who enjoys drawing and being with her siblings, pleading for her safe return. Moore hopes Flett will be home in time for her 15th birthday on August 19, expressing the family’s longing for her presence during celebrations.