Ernestine Kasyon was 26 when she vanished from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. She was last seen on December 6, 1989, leaving a residence to use a payphone on the 100 Block of 10th Street East. Ernestine was described by family as kind and happy-go-lucky; she stood about five feet two inches, slender, with brown eyes and black hair. She had recently separated from her husband and some relatives say she may have been struggling with personal issues.

Her cousin went looking for her when she did not return and found her purse on the ground and the telephone receiver dangling off the hook; Ernestine herself was gone. The Prince Albert Police Service opened a homicide investigation and the case has been actively investigated for decades. Family members have reported an unverified claim that a skull recovered around 2009 was identified as Ernestine’s through dental records, but police have not publicly confirmed that. Her official status remains missing.

Did anyone in Prince Albert or the Black Lake First Nation community have contact with Ernestine in December 1989 or recall seeing her that day?