By Natalie Geddes

Regina triple murder still unsolved

Aug 5, 2011 | 7:30 AM

It’s been 12 months and one of Regina’s worst multiple homicide cases is still unsolved.

It was a Friday afternoon when landlords were called to a townhouse in the city's Uplands neighbourhood after nearby residents complained about a smell.

That’s when three bodies, belonging to refugees from Burma, were discovered inside the building.

Gray Nay Htoo, his wife, Maw Maw, and their three-year-old son, Seven, were found dead.

Regina Police Chief Troy Hagen says work on the case is just as busy now as it was in 2010.

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“We continue to learn more. We continue to obtain more information,” said Hagen.

Morisho Kavimba lives next door to where the Htoo family was discovered. The two units share a wall.

He says his family talked very seriously about moving, but now he just tries not to think about the gruesome incident.

“Not anymore, but I used to… Now I don’t really think about it anymore,” said Kavimba.

Besides the triple-homicide, one other Regina murder went unsolved last year.

Of the eight people murdered in the Queen City in 2010, police found the suspect only 50 per cent of the time.

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