Two separate $50,000 reward offers have been renewed, pertaining to information leading to the closure of two unsolved police investigations: The 2004 disappearance of Tamra KEEPNESS and the triple homicide of the HTOO/MAW family in 2010. On July 6, 2004, then-five year-old Tamra Jewel KEEPNESS was reported missing. She was last seen at her home…
The Regina Police Service is reminding the public that there is still a 50-thousand dollar reward for information leading to the conclusion of a 2010 homicide case, in which three members of a family were killed by a person or persons unknown. The investigation into the HTOO/MAW homicides has been assigned to the Cold Case…
The Regina Police Service is advising the Regina public of a change in the status of the investigation into a 2010 triple homicide. The investigation into the HTOO/MAW homicides has been assigned to the Cold Case unit which continues the open status of the case and allocates the appropriate resources to maintain the ongoing work. …
The Regina Board of Police Commissioners has authorized a reward of 50-thousand dollars for information on the homicides of a Regina family four years ago. On August 6, 2010, 31 year-old Gray Nay HTOO, 28 year-old Maw MAW and three year-old Seven June HTOO were found deceased in their home on Oakview Drive. Their deaths…
The Regina Police Service is appreciative of the pledge of $100,000. from the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund announced yesterday (Monday, March 17th) by Justice Minister and Attorney General Gordon Wyant. The disbursement is the result of an application made by the Regina Police Service approximately two years ago to the province’s Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund,…