REGINA, Sask. — The Regina Police Service is once again asking the public for any information they may have in relation to the disappearance of Nakita Jade Harris. Nakita also goes by her middle name, Jade.
Nakita was last seen in October 2023, at a residence in the 2200 block of Broder Street. She was last heard from in early November 2023. Nakita was reported missing to police on April 10, 2024. At the time she was reported missing, Harris was 30 years old.
Despite months of investigation, including multiple interviews, search warrants and other investigative techniques, no new information about her whereabouts has come forward.
The investigation, led by the Regina Police Service Major Crimes Unit, reveals no activity in her bank accounts or on her social media, and there is no record of her accessing any public health or social services. In addition to this, Nakita’s family, including her 12 year-old daughter, have not heard from Nakita. It is unusual for Nakita to miss holidays and birthdays with her daughter.
Based on the information investigators have gathered, and her lack of communication with family, investigators believe Nakita to be deceased. However, without having located her, Nakita remains on the Regina Police Service Long-Term Missing Persons List and her family holds on to the hope she is still alive.
Nakita is 5-foot-5, approximately 150 pounds with a medium build. Nakita changes her appearance frequently, but when she was last seen in October of 2023, she had black hair, hazel eyes and numerous body tattoos. Notable tattoos include: a skull and butterfly on her upper left arm, compass on her left elbow, campfire on her left forearm, and an octopus on her right hand. She also has a pierced septum.
Once again, Regina police ask anyone with information that could assist us in bringing this investigation to a conclusion to please come forward. You can contact investigators by calling 306-777-6500, or, if you wish to remain anonymous, you can share information through Regina Crime Stoppers by going to their website https://www.reginacrimestoppers.ca/ or by calling 1-800-222-tips (8477).
