The RCMP are continuing to investigate a homicide from early Friday morning.
It happened in a home about 20 kilometres south of Esterhazy, around 4 am.
When police arrived they found a man dead, and a woman injured.
At the time, police said the three suspects in this case stole a gun, and a car from the home. That car was found abandoned on a nearby grid road a short time later.
Sunday afternoon, the RCMP Major Crime Unit released the first descriptions of the three people believed to be responsible.
A police sketch artists rendering of “Suspect #1” in a homicide case. (provided by the RCMP)
- 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
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A sketch of “Suspect #2” in the investigation of a homicide south of Esterhzay. (Provided by the RCMP)
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;
A sketch of “Suspect #3) in an RCMP homicide investigation, south of Esterhazy. (Provided by the RCMP)
- 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;
The RCMP are asking if you know who these people could be, or have any information about the case to contact the nearest RCMP Detachment or police service immediately or call 310-RCMP in non-emergencies.
