CANADA Canada-Htoo Maw family, Gray Nay, 31, Maw MAW, 28, Seven June, 3, Karen refugees from Myanmar, murdered @home, Regina, Sask.,6 Aug.,2010,*$50Kreward*

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HTOO/MAW Homicide

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''On August 6, 2010, 31 year-old Gray Nay HTOO (male), 28 year-old Maw MAW (female) and three year-old Seven June HTOO (male) were found, deceased, in their home on Oakview Drive. The victims were Karen refugees who had lived in Regina for (at that time) approximately two years, having moved from a refugee camp in Thailand. The investigation since August, 2010, has been comprehensive, involving (at times) as many as 25 Regina Police Service members as well as investigators from the RCMP, FBI and other law enforcement agencies. In spite of the collaboration and investigative techniques such as the use of an investigator of Karen descent, the murders have not been solved.

The Regina Police Service continues to hold the murders of Gray Nay HTOO, Maw MAW and Seven June HTOO as a priority. This file and investigation is assigned to the Regina Police Service Cold Case Coordinator. Anyone with information in this case is encouraged to contact the Regina Police Service at 306-777-6500 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.''

 

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Jan 1, 2026 #ctvnews #ctvnationalnews #canadiannews
CTV Regina: Regina police have renewed two $50,000 rewards in the Tamra Keepness disappearance and the Htoo Maw family homicides as investigations continue into 2026.

2015

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/triple-homicide-of-regina-karen-family-still-a-mystery-5-years-later-1.3181357

''Over the past five years, as many as 25 Regina police investigators and several RCMP investigators have worked on the case, but police have not been able to gather enough information to press charges.

Last year, police offered a reward of $50,000 hoping to encourage someone to come forward with information, but so far no one has collected that money.
K'nyaw Htoo, Gray Nay Htoo's cousin, remembers his relative as a good father who took care of his family.

He worked at Crown Shred and Recycling and K'nyaw said even though money was tight sometimes, he never dipped into the money he was saving for his three-year-old son's education.''

 

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Doesn't seem to be any details provided on the case. Police may be counting on those who already know to come forward, but no one does in 15 years.