Little Frank Young is still missing, 16 days after he disappeared in Red Earth Cree Nation, Saskatchewan.
The RCMP announced on Wednesday that the teams will continue the search until they make sure they have exhausted all possibilities.
In a virtual conference, given in the absence of the Cree Nation’s Leader Pulang LupaActing North District Officer Fabian Head Inspector Murry Chamberlin said the ground search has been ongoing since the recent update last week.
He acknowledges that land search has been complicated in some areas due to flooding. Chamberlin explained that search areas are determined based on the probability of how far a five -year -old child can travel.
” We remain focused on finding Frank. “
Each search is unique and should be constantly reviewed. We will search until we are sure that we have exhausted all possibilities in the investigation.he says.
All leads received by police are being thoroughly investigated, Inspector Chamberlin said. However, he clarified that none of this led to information on the little child’s movements.
Digging deeper in the water
Inspector Murry Chamberlin, indicated that research will change the water, now that the snow has melted.
Ang RCMP Saskatchewan will use boats and other means to search the Carrot River for any traces of Frank Young, Chamberlin said.
Our goal now is to move our researchers into the water. Now that the river is open, we have the opportunity to do so safelyhe believes
Ang RCMP constantly seeking public cooperation in its research.
We continue to encourage the public to share any information about Frank’s whereabouts. [Young] . Anyone with information or finding items of interest, such as clothing that does not appear to belong, should contact RCMP from the Carrot Riversaid Chamberlin.
Frank Young was last seen outside his home in Red Earth Cree Nation, 300 kilometers northeast of Saskatoon, on the afternoon of April 19, 2022.
There is information from Laura Sciarpelletti and Désiré Kafunda
Source: Radio-Canada
