Police make appeal in case of girl, 2, who disappeared from Ontario park in 1966

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When he turned to take her back to the campsite, the girl was no longer on the beach and extensive searches of the park and the lake that spanned more than a month found no trace of her.

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Investigators say she has never been seen since and have posted a video about her disappearance on social media in an effort to reach anyone with information about what happened to Diane Prevost.

Police have also shared a letter from the girl’s sister, Lise, requesting it also be shared.

“Dad never stopped looking for you,” the sister wrote, noting her return to the park on the anniversary of the disappearance to look for her.

“He never gave up, even on his dying bed he wasn’t ready to go, he had unfinished business, you weren’t found,” she wrote.

“Diane, if you read this letter, please know that your real family are still looking for you,” the sister wrote.

Insp. Tina Chalk said OPP believe someone knows something about the disappearance.

“Although decades have passed, her case is not closed. Even the smallest piece of information could shed light on what happened to Diane, and resolve a 50-year mystery that has haunted this family and the community,” Chalk said Friday in a news release.

On the web: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gUEePebKCI&feature=youtu.be

— By Peter Cameron in Toronto.

The Canadian Press