Belinda Gurtrude Williams was a 24-year-old First Nations woman who was last seen in British Columbia on July 1, 1976, officially in Mission though family members recall a last encounter in July 1976 or possibly 1977 in Vancouver. She was petite, about 5 feet 1 inch to 5 feet 2 inches, roughly 117 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Distinguishing features included a scar below one eye, a scar on her right arm, a crooked right little finger, and a tattoo of the letter B on the webbing of her right hand.

Her disappearance was not reported to police until February 2004, when the Stl’Atl’lmx Tribal Police in Mount Currie took the report and the case was later transferred to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Family recollections and witness accounts differ on the location and timing of her last movements, leaving the timeline unclear. Very little about the official investigation has been made public, and the case remains a missing persons investigation.

If anyone knew Belinda, saw her in 1976–77 in Vancouver or Mission, or has information that could clarify her last movements, please share what is known.