Cynthia Anne PARISIAN Missing Person Case

Cynthia Anne

PARISIAN

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38

63 inches

63 inches

185 lbs

185 lbs

Indigenous

Female

On a cold February afternoon in Winnipeg, Manitoba, a 38-year-old mother of eleven named Cynthia Anne Parisian was seen for the last time. It was February 17, 2019, when Cynthia, an Indigenous woman, visited a Home Depot on Leila Avenue. She was recorded on surveillance video inside the store for only a couple of minutes and appeared to be upset when she left. At the time of her disappearance, she was described as being approximately 5-foot-3 with a heavy build, brown hair, and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing dark pants, a dark jacket or sweater, a blue vest, and a distinctive pink toque. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance became more concerning when police released surveillance footage from the store's parking lot. The video showed a dark-colored truck circling the area before Cynthia walked up to it and got inside. Investigators have publicly appealed for information about this truck and its driver, believing they may hold crucial information about what happened to Cynthia that day. The truck was reportedly in the parking lot for a significant amount of time, suggesting it might have been waiting for her. Despite the release of this footage and appeals from both police and her family, the identity of the person or people in the truck remains a central question in the investigation. Cynthia’s life before she vanished was marked by hardship. She was known by loved ones as a person with a huge heart, often helping those less fortunate even when she had little herself. She had been grappling with addiction and her residence had been destroyed in a fire, leaving her without a stable home. In the days leading up to her disappearance, she had pawned some of her personal belongings. Her family, who she was normally in regular contact with, has endured a painful and prolonged period of uncertainty. They have spoken of the grandchildren she has never had the chance to meet and the significant void her absence has created. The investigation into what happened to Cynthia Anne Parisian remains active, a troubling mystery that began with her brief, distressed appearance at a hardware store and ended with her entering a stranger's truck, leaving behind a family desperate for answers.

Backpack Pink, Blue leggings and pink pyjamas within Hat Pink, Toque Pants Black, With pockets with zip closure Shoes Timberland brand high heeled dress shoes Socks White Sweater Black Underwear White, Sport bra Underwear Black Vest Blue Pierce Lower

Feb 17, 2019

Winnipeg

Manitoba

Winnipeg Police Service Missing Persons Unit at ;

Manitoba

[email protected]

(204) 986-6250

(204) 986-6250

Law Enforcement

R190013061

Winnipeg Police Service Missing Persons Unit at ;

Brown

Brown

Brown

Build: Heavy; Complexion: Other; Hair details: Straight, Long

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