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Mekayla Bali disappearance remains a mystery five years later
The mysterious disappearance of a Yorkton woman, who would now be 21-years-old, remains under investigation by Mounties. Mekayla Bali, also known as Niebergall, vanished from Yorkton five years ago this past Monday, when she was 16. A $40,000 reward is being offered for her safe return. Initially, police believed she might be in Regina or… Read more
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Search for Mekayla Bali Continues
The search continues for a missing Yorkton woman, who would now be 20-years-old. Two new tips on Mekayla Bali have recently come in, suggesting she may have been seen in Edmonton earlier this year, but the sightings haven’t been confirmed. She disappeared from the city on April 12th, 2016, and police believed she might be… Read more
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More Attempts to Get Tips in Missing Person Case
The Saskatchewan RCMP have unveiled another tool in the search for a missing Yorkton woman. Mekayla Bali, who would be 22-years-old, was last seen in Yorkton on April 12th, 2016. The Saskatchewan RCMP in conjunction with the Washington State Patrol have unveiled two semi-trailer rigs featuring Mekayla, as part of the Homeward Bound program. The… Read more
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Reward for a missing Yorkton woman has been reduced
The reward for information that would help locate a missing Yorkton woman, has been cut in half. The anonymous donor who stepped forward to double the reward in finding Mekayla Bali to $50,000, has requested their money back. Bali, who would now be 20-years-old, was last seen in the city on April 12th, 2016. Initially, police believed she might be… Read more
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Mother of missing Yorkton girl says tips are always encouraging after possible sighting in Edmonton
News of unconfirmed sightings of a missing now 20-year-old Yorkton woman in Edmonton is bittersweet for Mekayla Bali’s family. Her mother Paula said she was called August 8th by a man who claims to have met Mekayla this past March. “So there’s been quite a time lapse in between the sighting and it being reported… Read more
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