The Search for Parker Wells Continues: A Community Holding Onto Hope

The search continues for 11-year-old Parker Wells, who was reported missing after he was last seen walking alone on July 16 in Calgary. Parker, who is autistic and nonverbal, has now been missing for weeks, and police remain committed to finding him.

Investigators say there is currently no tangible evidence that Parker was abducted. Officers have reviewed hundreds of hours of surveillance footage, followed up on public tips, and conducted extensive searches using drones, police dogs, helicopters, and ground teams.

Authorities are asking residents to help by checking garages, sheds, vacant homes, backyards, vehicles, and other enclosed spaces where Parker may have sought shelter. Even the smallest piece of information could prove valuable.

Behind this search is a family desperately hoping for their son’s safe return. The Calgary community continues to stand together, sharing Parker’s story and supporting the ongoing search efforts.

Anyone with information or surveillance footage that could assist the investigation is urged to contact the Calgary Police Service or Crime Stoppers. Every tip matters, and every shared message may help bring Parker home safely.