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Suspect sketches released: Esterhazy/Stockholm homicide investigation

Three masked men are wanted in conjunction with a homicide committed on Feb. 10 in eastern Saskatchewan. They are the subject of a broad search.

Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes continues to investigate a homicide that occurred at a residence in a rural area south of Stockholm and Esterhazy on the morning of Feb. 10. There will continue to be an increased police presence in the area in relation to this investigation in the coming days.

Shortly after 4:00 a.m. February 10, 2023, Esterhazy and Broadview RCMP received a report of a break and enter and suspicious death at a residence approximately 20 kilometers south of Stockholm and Esterhazy.

Initial investigation has determined three males broke into a residence. An adult male who lived at the residence was located deceased at the scene by police. His death is considered suspicious. An adult female was injured and was transported to hospital for medical treatment. The suspects stole at least one firearm from the residence, stole the home owner's vehicle and left the scene.

The stolen vehicle was located abandoned on a nearby grid road, on fire.

We do not have any descriptors or other information to provide to the public at this time. The investigation is in its initial stages and is currently active and ongoing. We ask the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity or information to police immediately by calling 911 or your local RCMP detachment or police service.

 

Suspect information

As a result of extensive investigation, we can provide the following suspect descriptions:

Suspect #1:

Male, believed to be in his 20’s;

Approximately 6’ 2” tall

180-200 pounds, slender build

Piercing/scar or absence of hair on left eyebrow;

May have a lower stomach tattoo;

Face was covered by a thin neck warmer/tube pulled up

Wearing a black beanie-style head covering/hat

Dark-coloured Carhartt/work-style jacket with a lighter-coloured “sherpa” style liner

 

Suspect #2:

Male, believed to be older than suspects #1 and #3

Approximately 5’ 11”;

Approximately 210 pounds;

Face was covered by black balaclava

Sparsely-haired moustache visible

Tattoos:

Small pointed tattoo near the corner of left eye (possibly a teardrop or arrow);

Top of arched tattoo partially visible under facial covering near the top of the left cheekbone, under the left eye;

 

Suspect #3:

Male

Shorter than suspects #1 and #2;

Approximately 200-240 pounds;

Face was covered by a thin neck warmer/tube pulled up

Wearing a black beanie-style head covering/hat

Wearing what is believed to have been a “Red Dragon Apparel” hoodie.  There was a large “Red Dragon” logo on the front, no zipper;

 

Attached are suspect sketches to accompany these descriptors. If you believe you know who one or any of these individuals are, or have information to share related to these sketches, contact your nearest RCMP Detachment or police service immediately or call 310-RCMP in non-emergencies

Suspect vehicle information

Investigation has also determined the suspects drove a vehicle to the scene and left in it after stealing and setting the home owner’s vehicle on fire (in previous releases we advised the suspects stole the home owner’s vehicle and left the scene. The stolen vehicle was located abandoned on a nearby grid road, on fire).

We do not have further descriptors of this suspect vehicle to provide. Investigators know the suspect vehicle traveled east and west of the intersection of Highways #637 and #9 after the homicide occurred.

Items stolen from residence; ongoing investigation

Three long-barreled firearms and a significant amount of ammunition was stolen from the victim’s residence. These items were being stored appropriately prior to them being taken.

The specifics of the homicide are still under investigation at this time. We will continue to release more information to the public as we are able to.

We ask the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity or information to police immediately by calling 911 or your local RCMP detachment or police service.

 

 

 

 

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