Jami Susan Gillian Springer, 27, was last seen walking along McLaughlin Drive in Moncton, New Brunswick in the late afternoon of August 31, 2016. That evening she texted her boyfriend saying she would be home in about an hour, but she never arrived and did not respond to family calls and texts. Her family reported her missing on September 4, 2016, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police opened an investigation they described as suspicious before handing the case to the Major Crimes Unit.

Friends and family described Jami as having struggled with substance issues and legal problems, and her family has said they believe her lifestyle and associates may be relevant to her disappearance. She left behind a young daughter, and her mother later died without learning what happened. The RCMP continues to list the investigation as active and the family, working with Crime Stoppers, has offered a monetary reward for information.