CANADA Canada - Autumn Gray Raven Dillon, 26, Case ref. #2023048947, last seen in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, 25 September 2023

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Canada's Missing | Case details

www.services.rcmp-grc.gc.ca

Case reference: 2023048947​

Autumn Dillon was last seen in September of 2023 in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan.
This case has 1 Missing persons
Missing from Lloydminster, Saskatchewan

Missing​

DILLON, Autumn Gray Raven​

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Missing since

September 25, 2022​

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Year of birth

1996​

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Age at disappearance

26​

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Gender

Female​

Bio group

Indigenous​

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Eye colour

Brown​

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Hair

Black​

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Height

168cm / 5ft 6in​

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Weight

55kg / 121lb​

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Build

Medium​

 

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Dec 19, 2023 rbbm

https://rdnewsnow.com/2023/12/19/lloydminster-teen-missing-since-sept-2022-could-be-b-c-central-ab-or-sk-police-say/

''On Sept. 6, 2023, Lloydminster RCMP received a report that 27-year-old Autumn Dillon, a resident of Lloydminster, had not been seen since late September 2022 in the area of the Lloydminster hospital. At they time, they issued a press release, but are doing so again.
Autumn Dillon, also known to go by Autumn Stanley, is known to have ties to and frequent the following places:

• Saskatoon, Sask
• Regina, Sask
• North Battleford, Sask
• Onion Lake, Sask
• Wetaskiwin, Alta
• Maskwacis, Alta
• Medicine Hat, Alta
• Vancouver, BC
  
  
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Comparison: NamUs UP141408 (Chicago, IL) & Autumn Gray Raven Dillon – Lloydminster, SK

	UP141408 (Chicago JD)	Autumn Dillon
Found/Last seen	Found March 19, 2025, died ~2025	Last seen September 25, 2022
Age	Est. 33–55	26 at disappearance (~28-29 in 2025)
Height	4'11"–5'6" (estimated)	168cm (5'6")
Build	Cannot estimate	Medium
Hair	Long black	Black
Eyes	Unknown	Brown
Origin	Unknown	Indigenous Canadian
Ethnicity listed	White/Hispanic/Indigenous	Indigenous

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• UP141408 was found in advanced decomposition outside on S Canal St, Chicago at 12:30am — consistent with someone living rough or in transient circumstances. Autumn Dillon was last seen in Lloydminster, a border city with a well-documented transient population and social vulnerability issues.
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• The unidentified woman was wearing everyday low-cost clothing — purple t-shirt, blue denim, black socks — nothing distinctive except a double-halo ring on her left hand with a yellow/orange centre stone. This ring could be a significant identifier for anyone who knew Autumn.
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• Autumn would be on the younger edge of the estimated age range, but age estimation from decomposed remains carries wide margins. A 28-year-old in poor health could plausibly estimate older.
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• Geographic distance (Saskatchewan to Chicago) is notable but Lloydminster sits on a major highway corridor. Indigenous women who go missing in western Canada often travel significant distances — Chicago has a substantial Indigenous population and established community networks that could draw someone south.
  
  Visually the only issue I have is the base of the nose, but given that we don't know the state of the body (they couldn't tell if she was female or male initially) then that's acceptable for me.
  
  
  
  
  

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