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Episode 255 Being real about Missing People Alberta Edition
In today’s episode, I am continuing the promised series about missing people of Canada.
If you haven’t watched episode 250 for BC, please do so! Next month will be Saskatchewan 🙏🏼
I again bring 3 different stories on the show of those (at the time of recording) are still missing. I stick to facts I found online and tried to stay away from online perceptions.
First I speak about Darius MacDougall. Darius was 6 years old at the time of his disappearance and went missing from Crowsnest Pass in Alberta while camping with his family. He has been missing since September 10th, 2025 and currently still missing.
Darius was last seen wearing blue and grey sweater, a Grinch Christmas shirt, sweatpants, Paw Patrol shoes and his hair was cut short. Authorities are asking those recreating in the Crowsnest area to keep eyes out of any signs of Darius.
Secondly, I speak about the disappearance of Angela Morningstar Alexis. Angela has been missing since August 17th, 2022 from the Edmonton area.
Her uncle was the last to see her in August and she was reported missing a few weeks later after family members were getting increasingly worried of her whereabouts.
Her family have worked tirelessly to get help finding her with little help so please screen shot her photo and keep it in an missing persons album 🙏🏼
Angela was last seen wearing black pants, a pink shirt, she is 5’6”, black/brown long hair, brown eyes and was 28 years old at the time of her disappearance.
Finally I share the story of Issac Iwaasas who had been missing since November 2019.
Issac had left his mother’s house in Lethbridge the night of the 17th of November to go back to Calgary and has not been found since.
Issac’s disappearance has many twists and turns and a ton of unanswered questions as a few days after his disappearance his truck was found torched in Pemberton, BC - a place no one expected him to be. His family shared his story on Paramount + Never seen again S1 Episode 7, which I highly recommend watching this series too.
Each one of these stories hits my heart in different and same ways. Each one has family they are missing and no answers.
If you feel called to, please go look them up and screenshot pictures and keep those eyes up and aware for those missing Canadians.
Join me next month for the next segment of Missing people 🇨🇦 Saskatchewan edition.
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By Brandi MarieIn today’s episode, I am continuing the promised series about missing people of Canada.
If you haven’t watched episode 250 for BC, please do so! Next month will be Saskatchewan 🙏🏼
I again bring 3 different stories on the show of those (at the time of recording) are still missing. I stick to facts I found online and tried to stay away from online perceptions.
First I speak about Darius MacDougall. Darius was 6 years old at the time of his disappearance and went missing from Crowsnest Pass in Alberta while camping with his family. He has been missing since September 10th, 2025 and currently still missing.
Darius was last seen wearing blue and grey sweater, a Grinch Christmas shirt, sweatpants, Paw Patrol shoes and his hair was cut short. Authorities are asking those recreating in the Crowsnest area to keep eyes out of any signs of Darius.
Secondly, I speak about the disappearance of Angela Morningstar Alexis. Angela has been missing since August 17th, 2022 from the Edmonton area.
Her uncle was the last to see her in August and she was reported missing a few weeks later after family members were getting increasingly worried of her whereabouts.
Her family have worked tirelessly to get help finding her with little help so please screen shot her photo and keep it in an missing persons album 🙏🏼
Angela was last seen wearing black pants, a pink shirt, she is 5’6”, black/brown long hair, brown eyes and was 28 years old at the time of her disappearance.
Finally I share the story of Issac Iwaasas who had been missing since November 2019.
Issac had left his mother’s house in Lethbridge the night of the 17th of November to go back to Calgary and has not been found since.
Issac’s disappearance has many twists and turns and a ton of unanswered questions as a few days after his disappearance his truck was found torched in Pemberton, BC - a place no one expected him to be. His family shared his story on Paramount + Never seen again S1 Episode 7, which I highly recommend watching this series too.
Each one of these stories hits my heart in different and same ways. Each one has family they are missing and no answers.
If you feel called to, please go look them up and screenshot pictures and keep those eyes up and aware for those missing Canadians.
Join me next month for the next segment of Missing people 🇨🇦 Saskatchewan edition.