Letícia Alves de Oliveira, a Brazilian woman missing for two years, had her body discovered in a forest in Quebec, Canada. The identification was confirmed through a DNA match by Canadian authorities, as reported by her brother, Frederico Alves de Oliveira. The recovery took place in April 2024, as found by hunters who alerted the authorities.

Letícia was reported to have been wearing multiple layers of clothing, including a toque, winter coat, jeans, wool socks, and winter boots at the time of her discovery. An autopsy was performed, and the preliminary cause of death was determined to be environmental hypothermia, indicating she may have succumbed to extreme cold conditions. This tragic finding adds to the mystery surrounding her disappearance.

The family was notified of the DNA confirmation recently, but details regarding the repatriation of Letícia's body to Brazil are still unclear. This revelation has brought a sense of closure to her family after a prolonged period of uncertainty and searching, while also highlighting issues related to public safety and the challenges of missing persons investigations in remote areas.