Colten Therrin Fleury, 16, was last seen in Prince George, British Columbia, on May 3, 2018. A member of the Wet’suwet’en First Nation, he stood 5 feet 8 inches and weighed about 120 pounds, with brown eyes and short brown hair. He had recently moved from a group home to stay with his mother, Phyllis Fleury, at a downtown motel and left early the morning after they were reunited, upset about a delay in family allowance and concerned he might return to care.

Several unconfirmed sightings followed, including reports at Rainbow Park, a possible taxi ride, and a sighting on Highway 16 in Moricetown where he was allegedly hitchhiking toward Prince Rupert with a young woman. The Prince George RCMP describe the investigation as active but with very few shreds of evidence; initial sightings were not substantiated. Investigators say Colten mainly used Facebook Messenger and have asked anyone who contacted him around that time to come forward.

No credible information has been reported to suggest he left the Prince George area or that foul play was involved. Does anyone who knew Colten or saw him in May 2018 have information that could help?