A Silence That Speaks Volumes
The haunting silence of a missing loved one is a sound no family should ever have to endure. For the community of Prince George, British Columbia, that silence has grown deafening with the disappearance of 42-year-old Inga Johnson. Last seen on October 28, 2025, Inga has now been missing for weeks, leaving a void that has sparked deep concern among her friends, family, and local authorities. While the official report of her disappearance was filed on December 6, the timeline of her absence stretches back to late October, creating a terrifying gap of time where her whereabouts remain a mystery.
Every day that passes without word from Inga adds a layer of urgency to the search. It is unlike her to simply vanish without a trace, and the extended period of no contact has raised significant alarms for the Prince George RCMP. In a region where the vast landscapes can be both beautiful and unforgiving, the need to locate her is critical. Her family is left in that agonizing limbo—waiting for a phone call, a text, or a knock on the door that could bring either relief or devastation. They are relying on the eyes and ears of the public to help break this silence and bring Inga home to safety.
Identifying Inga: Every Detail Matters
To bring Inga home, we need the community to be vigilant and observant. Inga Johnson is described as a Caucasian female, standing 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing approximately 176 pounds. One of her most distinguishing features is her long blonde hair, which investigators note may have been dyed red recently. This change in appearance is crucial for the public to keep in mind—someone looking for a blonde woman might easily overlook her if her hair is now vibrant red.
Investigators have also highlighted specific areas where Inga is known to frequent. Beyond Prince George, she has ties to the Hixon and Princeton areas. Residents in these communities are urged to look closely at the faces they pass on the street, in grocery stores, or at gas stations. It is often the smallest detail—a familiar face in a crowd or a vehicle parked where it shouldn’t be—that cracks a missing persons case wide open. The file number for this case is 2025-40482, a number that represents a human life waiting to be found.
A Community Call to Action
The search for Inga Johnson is not just a police matter; it is a community responsibility. We cannot let her name fade into the background or become just another file on a desk. We are asking everyone in Prince George, Hixon, Princeton, and surrounding areas to share her photo and her story. Check your property, review your dashcam footage from late October onwards, and have conversations with your neighbors.
If you have seen Inga, or if you have any information—no matter how insignificant it may seem—please contact the Prince George RCMP immediately at 250-561-3300. You can remain anonymous if needed, but please, do not remain silent. Your tip could be the lifeline that pulls Inga back to safety. Let us come together to ensure that this story ends with a reunion, not a tragedy.