"June 13, 2019. After attending a funeral on Thunderchild First Nation near North Battleford, Sask., Tiki Brook-Lyn Laverdiere needed to get back home to Edmonton.
“Anyone going to Edmonton from north battleford? Inbox me plz!” the 25-year-old Edmonton woman posted on Facebook on April 30.
The next day would be the last time her family would hear from her...
The Saskatchewan RCMP’s major crime unit is now investigating the Edmonton woman’s case as a homicide due to information they’ve discovered over the past week that pointed to foul play, a police spokesperson said."
An Indigenous woman from Edmonton said she was stranded in Saskatchewan. Her family never heard from her again | The Star
"July 12, 2019. Saskatchewan RCMP have been in contact with the families in two separate suspicious missing persons cases after human remains were found near North Battleford.
According to police on Friday, North Battleford RCMP and the RCMP major crimes unit were conducting a ground search in a rural area outside of North Battleford on Thursday “in relation to an ongoing investigation.” During the search, a canine with the North Battleford RCMP police dog services unit discovered the remains.
An autopsy has been scheduled for next week to confirm the identity. RCMP would not discuss the exact location of the search or confirm gender or any details of the remains. A spokeswoman did confirm that there are only two active suspicious missing persons investigations in the North Battleford area. Investigators have been in contact with the families of Ashley Morin and Tiki Brook-Lyn Laverdiere families, the spokeswoman said. The two unrelated disappearances are being investigated by RCMP as homicides."
Human remains found near North Battleford; RCMP in contact with families of two missing women
“Anyone going to Edmonton from north battleford? Inbox me plz!” the 25-year-old Edmonton woman posted on Facebook on April 30.
The next day would be the last time her family would hear from her...
The Saskatchewan RCMP’s major crime unit is now investigating the Edmonton woman’s case as a homicide due to information they’ve discovered over the past week that pointed to foul play, a police spokesperson said."
An Indigenous woman from Edmonton said she was stranded in Saskatchewan. Her family never heard from her again | The Star
"July 12, 2019. Saskatchewan RCMP have been in contact with the families in two separate suspicious missing persons cases after human remains were found near North Battleford.
According to police on Friday, North Battleford RCMP and the RCMP major crimes unit were conducting a ground search in a rural area outside of North Battleford on Thursday “in relation to an ongoing investigation.” During the search, a canine with the North Battleford RCMP police dog services unit discovered the remains.
An autopsy has been scheduled for next week to confirm the identity. RCMP would not discuss the exact location of the search or confirm gender or any details of the remains. A spokeswoman did confirm that there are only two active suspicious missing persons investigations in the North Battleford area. Investigators have been in contact with the families of Ashley Morin and Tiki Brook-Lyn Laverdiere families, the spokeswoman said. The two unrelated disappearances are being investigated by RCMP as homicides."
Human remains found near North Battleford; RCMP in contact with families of two missing women
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