Nicole Louise FRENCHMAN Missing Person Case

Nicole Louise

FRENCHMAN

28

23

66 inches

66 inches

137 lbs

137 lbs

Indigenous

Female

In the summer of 2021, a young Indigenous woman named Nicole Louise Frenchman, 23, vanished from Edmonton, Alberta. Her family last had contact with her in early July, and she was officially reported missing on August 10, 2021. Initially, her case was not considered suspicious, but as time went on with no communication or evidence of her well-being, concern within her family and the community grew. The last confirmed sighting of Nicole was in the early morning hours of July 10, 2021. She was seen getting out of a taxi with another woman in the area of 82 Avenue and 99 Street. Later, it was reported she was seen getting into a large, possibly grey or light-coloured pickup truck with oversized tires and a lift kit in the Kingsway area. The investigation into Nicole’s disappearance took a significant turn on August 27, 2021, when the Edmonton Police Service's homicide unit took over the case. This transition occurred after investigators found no evidence of life since her last communication on July 10th. Despite numerous tips from the public, none have led to a breakthrough in the case. Police have described Nicole as being five feet four inches tall, weighing around 130 pounds, with long black hair and brown eyes. She has several distinct tattoos, including a woman wearing a crown on her upper right chest, a dreamcatcher on her right forearm, and a flower and dollar sign on her right hand. Her sister described her as an outgoing and courageous person who was well-known in her community. Years have passed since Nicole Frenchman was last seen, and her family continues to seek answers. The Edmonton Police Service considers her disappearance a homicide, although her remains have not been found. Investigators have continued to follow up on leads and have periodically renewed their pleas to the public for any information that might help them solve the case. The family has expressed the profound difficulty of living without knowing what happened to Nicole. The last time her sister saw her, they had an argument, and she carries the weight of not being able to reconcile. The case remains an active and ongoing investigation, with the hope that someone will come forward with the crucial piece of information needed to bring closure to her loved ones.

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Jul 10, 2021

Edmonton

Alberta

Edmonton Police Service

Edmonton

Alberta

780-423-4567

780-423-4567

Law Enforcement

CA21099485

Edmonton Police Service

Black

Brown

Brown

Build: Medium; Hair details: Ponytail, Long

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