Danielle Nyland’s body was found by RCMP searchers Friday night. (Submitted to CBC)
A twelve-day search for missing woman Danielle Nyland concluded Friday night, when RCMP found her body southeast of Shellbrook, Sask.
Danielle was last seen June 8. Her cellphone was found that day on the driveway of a rural property southeast of the town.
Her body was in a wooded area about 500 metres south of that spot, RCMP said in a press release.
Earlier in the day Friday, RCMP said officers had received tips from the public regarding Danielle and asked for anyone with more information to come forward.
RCMP announced on Tuesday they had located Prince Albert resident Raymond Knife, who might have information that could help investigators.
Investigators are also seeking information about a white pickup truck — possibly a Dodge — that might have been stolen in the Prince Albert or Shellbrook areas in recent weeks.
Danielle was described as Metis, 5’6″, 180 pounds with long brown hair and brown eyes.
Danielle’s birthday was June 15. She would be 23. Her family described her as a good girl who was loved by many.
An autopsy has been scheduled for Monday and the investigation is ongoing.
Investigators urge anyone with information regarding Danielle to contact police at 1-306-747-2606 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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