Jackson Henry is the fifth person charged in the death of Byron Bear. (submitted/RCMP)

By paNOW Staff

Police hunt for fifth suspect in homicide

May 23, 2023 | 3:22 PM

Prince Albert Police are looking for a man they have charged with the second degree murder of Byron Bear, whose remains were found near Hague in 2022.

A warrant has been issued for Jackson Dwight Henry, age 26. He is about 5-7 tall, has brown hair and brown eyes and a small tattoo behind his left ear. He has another tattoo on his right forearm.

Henry is the fifth person charged in the homicide of Bear.

Also charged are Raine Farrow, age 23, Kyle Burns, age 27, Riley Primeau, age 29 and 30-year-old Daniel Oliver.

Police say they don’t expect any more arrests on the file.

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Bear was reported missing by his family in December 2021 and thought to be the victim of a serious assault that happened on December 6 in the 300 Block of Ninth Street East.

His remains were not found for two months.

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