Melanie Dawn Geddes, a 24-year-old mother from the Gordon First Nation, disappeared in Regina, Saskatchewan, after leaving a house party in the north-central part of the city on the evening of August 13, 2005. She left to walk the short distance home and never arrived. Her mother, Valerie Smokeyday, and her three young daughters were left searching and hoping for answers.

In December 2005 horseback riders in a field in the Qu’Appelle Valley near Southey, about 50 kilometres north of Regina, found human remains that were later identified as Melanie’s. The RCMP and Regina police investigated her death as a homicide. Melanie’s family has held memorial walks and continues to seek justice.

Does anyone who lived in north-central Regina in August 2005 or who was in the Qu’Appelle Valley that winter have information that could help bring answers?