Danielle Nyland went missing in Saskatchewan on June 8, 2015. Her body was found 11 days later in a wooded area east of Shellbrook.
Mounties say her death is suspicious and they have now released new details into the night Nyland went missing.
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According to police investigators, Nyland was at a gathering in the East Flat area of Prince Albert on June 7.
The following morning at 7:43 a.m. CT, a black Chevrolet Cruz with four passengers stop at a business at the intersection of highways 3 and 55 in Shellbrook.
The same vehicle was spotted just over 75 minutes later at the same location, this time with only two passengers.
WATCH BELOW: Video of a black Chevrolet Cruz seen at a Shellbrook business the day Danielle Nyland was last seen alive
The car was located in Prince Albert on June 9.
Nyland was reported missing to police on June 10 and her body was located on June 19 following extensive searches.
Her cell phone was found 500 metres north of her remains.
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Police say there are people with information regarding Nyland’s actions and whereabouts prior to her death.
Investigators are hoping the release of a video showing the Chevrolet Cruz at the Shellbrook business will help people recall if they saw it in the area the day Nyland was last seen.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 306-747-2606 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.