Hilda Sheila Beaudoin was 26 when she vanished during the early morning hours of April 21, 1992, while trying to return to St. Lewis, Newfoundland and Labrador. She and her brother left the Beagle Lounge in Mary’s Harbour around 2:00 a.m. on a single snowmobile to cross sea ice in darkness and never arrived home.

Searchers found snowmobile tracks leading across the ice to an area of open water. The snowmobile was later recovered from the ocean and Hilda’s brother’s body was found, but Hilda herself was never recovered. At the time she disappeared she was described as 5 feet 5 inches, about 161 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes and a ruddy complexion. She was wearing a pink cotton blouse, black canvas sneakers, a blue-and-orange nylon coat and denim pants with a multicolored flower print. Records note she sometimes used the surname Holley.

The physical evidence points to the snowmobile entering open water, yet because Hilda’s remains have not been found her case remains an active missing-person investigation. Does anyone who knew Hilda or was in the Mary’s Harbour–St. Lewis area that night have information that could help bring answers?