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"Police have ruled the death of a woman who was found near Edmonton's Jasper Avenue with multiple gunshot wounds a homicide.
Thirty-one-year-old Kelsey Ouellette was identified by police in an update on Friday, nearly one week after shots were heard in the Oliver community.
Ouellette, who was found in a vehicle near 116 Street, died at the scene.
An autopsy confirmed she was shot to death.
They said officers responded to numerous reports of gunshots in the area of Jasper Avenue and 116 Street at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.
When they arrived, they found Ouellette inside a vehicle with gunshot wounds. Officers tried to treat her but when paramedics arrived, she was pronounced dead.
An autopsy was done on Nov. 10 and the medical examiner determined Ouellette died from multiple gunshot wounds."
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Woman shot in vehicle in Oliver area was victim of homicide: EPS
'Life-changing event': Police issue cryptic plea for tips after woman shot dead near Jasper Avenue."
Edmonton police believe a “life-changing” event six months ago may have played a role in a woman’s violent death.Quote: “We’re confident that the people who are aware of this event and the events surrounding it will understand what it is,” Det. Jared Buhler told reporters Wednesday.
Quote: “To be honest, I’m speaking directly to the people who are aware of this event, because those are the people whose information we need.”
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'Life-changing event': Police issue cryptic plea for tips after woman shot dead near Jasper Avenue
Edmonton police release surveillance video related to homicide of 31-year-old woman