By paNOW Staff

RCMP major crimes unit deem June missing person case a homicide

Nov 28, 2015 | 12:50 PM

RCMP Major Crime Unit North and Prince Albert Police Service have declared the June 6 disappearance of Troy Napope a homicide. 

They say foul play is now involved. 

His remains have yet to be found. 

Twenty-three year old Napope was reported missing June 6. He was last seen at a party in the 1400 block of 12th St. W. in P.A. on May 27. 

P.A. RCMP responded to a burning car north of Prince Albert off Whitefield Rd. the morning of May 28. They later learned the burned car was the same car Napope had been driving that morning. 

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RCMP and police are asking anyone who saw anything unusual that morning to contact the police.

They are also eager to speak to anyone who talked to Napope or saw his car the morning of May 28th.

He was driving a grey four door 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix.

RCMP Major Crime Unit North can be reached at 1-306-975-8952.

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