Melissa McDevitt, 39, went missing six months ago after entering a remote hiking trail in Sooke. New information has led volunteers and the Sooke RCMP to resume that search this weekend.
McDevitt is described as a white woman standing 5' tall, weighing 105 pounds, with a very small build. Police say she has alopecia and may be wearing a wig or have short, rainbow-coloured hair.
The information has been gathered from Melissa’s smartwatch, showing the route that she hiked the day before. The last known pictures of McDevitt were captured on a surveillance camera on Dec. 9, 2022, at a nearby fish hatchery along Charters River. Those pictures show her walking into the trails as she began her hike.
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