Kandice Gunter, 30, a mother of two from Wyoming, has been missing for several days. She did not pick up her children from an after-school program, causing concern among her family. Gunter was last seen in Natrona County on the morning of October 29, 2026.
The Casper Police Department has reported her missing. Kandice’s sister, Kayla Gunter, reported her disappearance after Kandice failed to collect her children from the Boys & Girls Club on Wednesday. According to Kayla, it’s unusual for Kandice to miss picking up her kids.
Kandice was traveling in a gray 2016 GMC Canyon pickup with Wyoming temporary registration. Her cellphone was last detected along Highway 387, near the Natrona County line, around 12:30 p.m. on Friday. The sisters last communicated by phone on Wednesday morning. Kayla noted that there were no signs of distress during their conversation.
Gunter moved from Nevada to Casper about a month ago to be closer to her children. She stayed with their father while caring for the kids. Her disappearance has left her family concerned. Her phone reportedly pinged near Gillette around noon Wednesday.
In recent Facebook posts, Gunter expressed thoughts on personal success and improvement. Her family confirmed she hadn’t expressed plans to leave or sever communication. The Casper Police urge anyone with information about Gunter or her vehicle to contact them at 307-235-8278. Anonymous tips can be sent to Crime Stoppers of Central Wyoming.
Gunter is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall, approximately 185 pounds, with black hair and blue eyes. She has a butterfly tattoo on her neck. The search for Kandice Gunter continues as the family hopes for her safe return.
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