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By Steven Wilson
The search continues for Weyburn’s Frances Gazeley, who disappeared in early December 2021.
She was last seen on Regina Street in Weyburn before she went missing.
The last time anyone spoke with Gazeley was Dec. 7, 2021, and a thorough search in Weyburn and surrounding areas has yet to yield any evidence of her whereabouts.
Earlier this year, the search for Gazeley was featured on the Facebook page “Unidentified Human Remains Canada,” managed by Jan Guppy. The page has been instrumental in raising awareness about missing persons cases across the country.
After a radio appearance by Guppy in May, a vital tip regarding Gazeley’s disappearance was received.
Following the tip’s lead, the RCMP Search and Rescue team conducted a thorough search of a property near Ceylon in early July. Despite the searchers’ dedicated efforts, the investigation did not provide any substantial breakthroughs in the case.
The search for Gazeley since she disappeared has expanded to the Bengough, Minton, Colgate and Ceylon areas. Property owners in the area have been asked to keep an eye out for evidence in the case, as have those who may use the property such as hunters.
As the search for Gazeley enters its 20th month, the determination to find her is unwavering. Authorities continue to follow up on leads as they come in, hoping to bring some closure to the case.
Anyone with information related to this case is asked to get in touch with the RCMP or the Weyburn Police Service.
