Felicia Lee Anne Huggett, a 31-year-old woman from Woodstock, Ontario, was reported missing after her whereabouts became unknown during the summer of 2024. Her case information identifies July 28, 2024, as her last-seen date, although a subsequent public appeal by Woodstock Police identified August 8, 2024, as the date she was last seen in the city. The discrepancy between these dates has not been publicly explained. What is known is that Felicia disappeared from the Woodstock area, leaving unanswered questions about where she went and what happened afterward. Publicly available information does not establish her exact last known location within the city, the circumstances surrounding her disappearance, or whether anyone witnessed her movements immediately before she went missing.
With few details available about those final days, the circumstances of her disappearance remain difficult to reconstruct.
As the weeks passed without confirmation of Felicia's whereabouts, concerns about her disappearance eventually led to a formal missing person report in November 2024, several months after she was last known to have been seen. The Woodstock Police Service became involved in efforts to locate her and sought assistance from the public. On December 27, 2024, a public appeal reported that police were continuing their search and provided identifying information to help residents recognize her. Felicia was described as approximately 5 feet 1 inch tall, weighing about 130 pounds, with shoulder-length light brown hair. Authorities encouraged anyone who had seen her or possessed information about her whereabouts to come forward. The appeal offered an opportunity for people who may have encountered Felicia during the preceding months to recognize her description and provide information that could help investigators establish what happened after her disappearance.
Felicia's case was also identified in information associated with Canada's Missing, the national missing persons database maintained through the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains. The national program helps bring attention to disappearances being investigated by police services throughout Canada, allowing information about missing individuals to reach audiences beyond the communities where they were last seen. Despite the public attention to Felicia's disappearance, important details have remained unavailable. Published accounts have not established whether she was traveling on foot, using a vehicle, or intending to visit another location when she vanished. There has also been no verified public explanation of the circumstances that caused her to lose contact or disappear from view. No publicly confirmed evidence has been identified establishing that she was the victim of a crime, and the available reporting does not identify any suspects or arrests connected to her disappearance. These unanswered questions underscore the importance of distinguishing established facts from speculation while efforts to determine her whereabouts continue.
The Woodstock Police Service has requested that anyone with information about Felicia's disappearance contact investigators at 519-537-2323. Information can also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Even a seemingly minor observation from the period surrounding her disappearance could help clarify her movements or establish a more accurate timeline. Publicly available reporting reviewed for this case has not provided a verified resolution confirming that Felicia has been located, nor has it established what happened to her after her last reported sighting. Her disappearance remains a troubling case marked by limited public information, differing last-seen dates, and an extended period between her disappearance and the public appeal for assistance. At its center is a missing woman whose whereabouts have not been publicly established and whose case continues to raise unanswered questions. The available information documents her disappearance from Woodstock in the summer of 2024, the missing person report later that year, and the police appeal seeking information that might help determine where she went and what happened to her.Last Seen: Jul 28, 2024
