Angeline Eileen Pete was 28 when she was last seen leaving her North Vancouver residence on May 26, 2011. A member of the Quatsino First Nation, she was a mother to a seven-year-old son. At disappearance she was described as between 5 feet 3 inches and 5 feet 4 inches, about 150 pounds, with long brown hair (often dyed), brown eyes, a scar on her left knee, a square-shaped birthmark on her left wrist and a butterfly tattoo on the left side of her chest.

The days before May 26 were troubled: her last phone conversation with her mother was on May 19, and on May 20 she and her fiancé had a physical altercation near the SeaBus terminal; police attended and the partner was charged but the charge was later dropped when Angeline declined to give a statement. An arrest warrant for breach of probation was issued for her on May 25. Her family initially expected she might have left to work with a traveling summer carnival, but concern grew and she was reported missing to North Vancouver RCMP on August 8, 2011.

Investigators followed more than 150 tips, looked into sightings and the possibility she may have hitchhiked toward northern British Columbia or Alberta, and noted her bank and social media accounts went inactive after she was last seen. The disappearance is considered suspicious and the RCMP say the investigation remains open. Does anyone have information about Angeline’s movements in late May 2011 or contacts who might help fill the gaps?