Overview
- Police in Cusco are treating the disappearance of 33-year-old Brittini Nicole Harper as an active missing-person case after her father filed a formal complaint on May 21 and raised the alarm locally.
- Avianca flight manifests and Peru’s Superintendencia Nacional de Migraciones show Harper boarded a flight from Lima to Cancún on July 31, 2025, with a stop in Bogotá, a finding the PNP provided to the family.
- Investigators from the División de Personas Desaparecidas and Divincri are now reviewing migration records, airline reports, lodging registries and telecom data to reconstruct her movements since mid‑2025.
- Police say Harper’s cellphone has been switched off since February, which has blocked geolocation efforts and left key gaps in establishing her whereabouts after she left the Cusco tourist circuit.
- Harper’s father traveled from Florida to search in person and reported she had been living in the Sacred Valley with a husky and that an earlier attempt to travel was refused over missing pet vaccination paperwork, a detail police have factored into their timeline.