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Mischief
charge laid in search for Sask. girl
REGINA
- 42-year-old
woman has been charged with public mischief for allegedly misleading
police during a search for missing Saskatchewan girl, Tamra Keepness. It's
alleged that around Sept. 3, Sherry Anne Rose of Regina provided city
police with false information about a possible suspect in the
disappearance. (CTV)
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Another
look for Tamra
REGINA
- A
search team from Calgary with specially-trained dogs will scour areas
of Regina this weekend as part of the ongoing search for missing Tamra
Jewel Keepness. (Leader-Post)
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Police
suspend ground search for Tamra Keepness
FORT
QU'APPELLE - Once again, Regina police have suspended
their ground search for a missing girl, without finding any trace of
her. (CBC)
PREVIOUS: Police
resume search for missing Regina girl
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Man
claims to have seen Tamra 4 hours after last sighting
REGINA
- Russell Sheepskin, the man who was allegedly attacked by the
stepfather of Tamra Keepness says he saw the missing girl sleeping in
her bed four hours after the girl's mother last reported seeing her.
(CBC) PREVIOUS: Questions
linger over night Tamra disappeared
Tamra's stepfather charged with assault
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Man
charged with stealing van near Tamra's home
REGINA
- A man from the Muscowpetung First Nation has been charged with
stealing a van in Regina on the same night Tamra Keepness disappeared.
Police arrested Walter William Obey, 32, on the weekend and
charged him with several offences including theft.
(CBC) PREVIOUS:
RCMP:
Human remains found in van not Tamra's
Human
remains in van not linked to Tamra Police
connect stolen vehicles to missing child
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Second
missing child in Regina
REGINA
- Police in Regina are looking for another missing child. Sheldon
Blacksioux, 11, has not been home since noon on July 23. (CBC)
Regina
Police Service News Release
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Social
workers take kids from Keepness home
REGINA
- Saskatchewan social workers have removed five other children from
the Regina home of missing girl Tamra Keepness. Regina Police spokeswoman Elizabeth Popowich said the
children's safety was the issue and that the removal order came from
the Department of Community Resources.
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Police
end search for Tamra, offer $25,000 reward
Regina
police confirmed Tuesday they've officially called off the search
for five-year-old Tamra Keepness, but promised their investigation
would continue, and also posted a $25,000 reward for information on
her whereabouts. (CBC
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Regina
police expand search for missing girl
Police
and volunteers are expanding their search for Tamra Jewel Keepness,
a five-year-old Regina girl who has been missing since Monday night.
(CTV – July 10, 2004) MORE:
Police
continue search for missing Regina girl
Regina
police search for 5-year-old girl
Mother
accuses Regina police of delays in search for missing daughter
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Regina
hunts for missing five-year-old girl
More
than two days after she disappeared from her Regina, Saskatchewan
home, the search is intensifying for five-year-old Tamra Jewel
Keepness. Tamra, who
lives with her mother and five siblings including her twin sister,
was last seen in her bedroom at her downtown Regina home around 11
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REQUEST
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE - MISSING CHILD
Five
year-old Tamara Jewel KEEPNESS was last seen at her home in the 1800
block of Ottawa Street at approximately 11:00 p.m. on Monday, July
5, 2004. She is
described as female, Aboriginal, five years old, with short, bobbed
brown hair, brown eyes, dark complexion, thin build, weighing about
40 pounds, approximately 3’ 5” tall.
She was last seen wearing a light blue, striped halter top
with pink accents, light blue jeans and pink and white shoes.
Police have been searching the neighbourhood and other areas
since approximately 12:15 p.m.
So far, neither police nor family members have located Tamara
KEEPNESS. (Regina
Police Service News Release
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