Barry Rocky Fiddler was 14 when he left his home on Waterhen Lake First Nation in Saskatchewan sometime in February 1975. Known as Rocky, he was described as Indigenous, with black hair, brown eyes, a freckled complexion, about 5 feet 7 inches tall and 140 to 150 pounds. When he walked away his family did not see him again, and they reported him missing in March 1975.

In July 1975 there was a confirmed sighting of Barry at the Thunderchild First Nation Powwow, nearly 200 kilometers from Waterhen Lake. How he covered that distance or where he stayed during the intervening months is unknown. After the powwow the trail went cold and no one has reported seeing or hearing from him since.

The Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police and the RCMP’s Historical Case Unit list the investigation as active and open; despite searches and ongoing efforts, no trace of Barry has been found. If anyone knew Barry, saw him in early 1975, or has information about travel between Waterhen Lake and Thunderchild that year, please come forward.