There has been no official word from RCMP regarding the investigation into the death of a woman but the Beardy’s & Okemasis' Cree Nation has posted a statement.

By paNOW Staff

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Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation seeks public info in death of woman

Jul 7, 2019 | 11:34 AM

The Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation is asking the public to assist police in their investigation of the death of a woman in the community. Meanwhile RCMP have contacted the band asking for the public’s trust in the matter.

Details of the death have not been released although based on an earlier emergency statement from the band Saturday afternoon, it seems to be related to a traffic incident. However, in a statement of condolences to family and friends posted on the band’s community pages July 6, councillor Kevin Seesequasis said, in part, that Jessica Cameron would always be remembered as “someone who always shared a smile. She will be missed.”

Seesequasis said he recognized this was a traumatic and heartbreaking time in the community and he had been in close contact with the RCMP at all levels, “and they assure me they are working hard on this case. “

He said the police had indicated they were experiencing some difficulty with witnesses and their participation.

Seesequasis quoted Sgt. Dan Donison of the RCMP Major Crimes Unit:

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“We recognize this is a tragic situation for the community – everyone I’ve spoken to had nothing but kind words to say about Miss. Cameron. I understand that trust is important in a situation like this, and that some people are worrisome of the RCMP. But this was a mom, a sister, someone’s daughter, and it is critical that we have as much information as possible to help us conclude our investigation.”

If you have any information that can be of assistance in the investigation, please come forward and contact the RCMP in Rosthern at 306-232-6400.”

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