Corrine MOOSOMIN Missing Person Case

Corrine

MOOSOMIN

64

25

66 inches

66 inches

126 lbs

126 lbs

Indigenous

Female

Saulteaux First Nation

In the early morning hours of a November day, a 25-year-old woman named Corrine Moosomin was last seen. The date was November 15, 1986, and at approximately 4:00 a.m., Corrine, a mother of four children from the Moosomin First Nation, was seen walking along a grid road on the Saulteaux First Nation, near North Battleford, Saskatchewan. At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing blue jeans, a blue jean jacket, and tall brown winter boots. Corrine is described as having black hair, brown eyes, and freckles. Her sudden vanishing left a void in the lives of her loved ones that has not diminished with the passing of decades. Corrine is remembered by her family as a caring and loving mother, sister, and aunt. Her sister Bernice has expressed the profound and lasting impact of her absence, stating that their lives have never been the same since she has been gone. A residential school survivor, Corrine was known for her resilience and her deep love for her family. In the years following her disappearance, she has become a grandmother, a milestone she never had the chance to experience. Her family continues to hope and pray for her return, holding onto the memory of her spirit. They have made heartfelt pleas for anyone with information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to come forward and help them find the answers they have been seeking for so long. Immediately following her disappearance, Corrine was reported missing, which launched extensive search efforts to find her. Despite these thorough searches, no trace of her has ever been found. Her case remains an active and unsolved missing persons file. The circumstances surrounding Corrine Moosomin's disappearance highlight a deeply troubling pattern of missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada. Her story is one of countless that have left families in a state of perpetual uncertainty and grief. The lack of resolution in her case, as in so many others, underscores the urgent need for answers and justice for the missing and their families who are left to navigate a world with an irreplaceable piece of their lives gone.

Boots Brown, Tall winter boots Jacket Denim, Dark Blue Jeans Denim, Dark Blue

Nov 15, 1986

Saulteaux First Nation

Saskatchewan

Yes

F Division RCMP Historical Case Unit ; 639-625-4111;

Saskatchewan

[email protected]

1-833-502-6861

1-833-502-6861

Law Enforcement

2008-1169362

F Division RCMP Historical Case Unit ; 639-625-4111;

Black

Brown

Brown

Complexion: Freckled

No