EDITOR’S NOTE: This story originally referred to Ms. Tindill as “Melissa” which was incorrect. It has since been corrected as her name is Marissa. We sincerely apologize for the error. This story was also updated on Monday, March 20 to indicate the couple had been located.
A young Grande Prairie, Alta. couple who hadn’t been heard from in almost two weeks has been located, RCMP said in an update Monday morning.
Last week Grande Prairie RCMP issued a plea for information from the public. Police said 29-year-old Michael Lafontaine and 28-year-old Marissa Tindill were reported missing last Monday. Tindill hadn’t been heard from since March 3 and Lafontaine hadn’t been heard from since Feb. 15.
“There is general concern for Lafontaine and Tindill’s well-being and RCMP would like to locate and speak with them as soon as possible,” Grande Prairie RCMP said in a news release.
RCMP said the couple was found safe and unharmed.
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