Deanne June MacNeil, 44, was last seen on the morning of Thursday, November 28, 2013, in Mundare, Alberta. Surveillance captured her at the Mundare Liquor Store and at a Servus Credit Union ATM; later that day she visited a friend’s house and was last heard in a brief conversation as she left the liquor store. She was described as a Caucasian female, 5 feet 5 inches, about 125 pounds, with hazel eyes and long brown hair, wearing an orange winter jacket, a black t-shirt and jeans.

Two days later a close friend reported her missing when routine daily contact stopped. Deanne left behind personal belongings including her purse and wallet, and acquaintances and her landlord said she vanished without warning. Search efforts by local RCMP and the RCMP Special Tactical Operations team examined vacant lots, sheds and other possible hiding places but turned up no trace.

In January 2018 the RCMP historical homicide unit reclassified the disappearance as a homicide; her remains have not been found and investigators say people likely have information that could help resolve the case. Does anyone from Mundare or the surrounding area recall Deanne in late November 2013 or have information that could assist investigators?