CANADA Canada - Roger Smith, 40, & Wendy Haveron, 45, murdered, blunt force trauma, found in their burned out home, London, Ont.,2 Feb.,1999,*new initiative*

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Plea for information in 27-year-old cold case

Provincial police are appealing for public help, trying to solve a pair of homicide cases from 27-years ago.

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'Police say they died from blunt force trauma though – and the fire was set intentionally.
A $50,000 reward is on offer for information leading to the conviction of the person, or people, responsible.'

February 6, 2024

Who killed this couple and set their house on fire? OPP seek answers 25 years on | Globalnews.ca

Roger Smith and Wendy Haveron died of blunt force trauma, Elgin County OPP say, and their house was deliberately set on fire in February 1999.

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An undated image of Roger Smith and Wendy Haveron. The province of Ontario is offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for their deaths. via OPP_WR/X

'The Southwold Fire Department and Elgin County OPP responded to a house fire at 11553 Wellington Rd., just outside of St. Thomas, early on Feb. 2, 1999, and found two bodies inside. Investigators determined that the two had actually died of blunt force trauma and the fire was deliberately set.'

 

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Feb 7, 2024

Feb 3, 2019
Wendy Smith talks about her sister, Wendy Haveron, who was killed along with Haveron’s husband Roger Smith 20 years ago. The crimes have never been solved.