SASKATOON – The family of a missing Saskatoon woman isn’t giving up hope, despite not seeing 51-year-old Sheree Fertuck in over three days. Her mother, Juliann Sorotski, knew something was wrong when Fertuck didn’t return to the family farm east of Kenaston Monday night.
“My gut feeling right away was that she’d been abducted and taken away somewhere,” Sorotski said.
The concerned mother went to the nearby gravel pit, where Fertuck makes a living transporting gravel by semi-truck for the family business.
Sorotski spotted the truck, but her daughter was nowhere to be seen.
“I think I did see that her cell phone was there and her jacket was there. There was no evidence of any kind of a struggle. The gravel wasn’t disturbed or anything like that.”
Her mother said Fertuck didn’t seem any different before she disappeared. She made no mention of any new friends or other people in her life.
“It’s the worst nightmare that I’ve ever had in my entire lifetime,” Sorotski said.
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Mounties cannot say if the disappearance is suspicious, but confirm that it’s out of character for Fertuck to be out of contact with her family.
Fertuck is described as five-foot four, 250 pounds with greying brown hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing grey sweat pants, a grey sweater and white running shoes.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 306-975-5145 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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