The family of a five-year-old Native girl who has been missing for more than three weeks are praying for her safe return as police say their investigation has been going slow.
Tamra Keepness was last seen at her home in Regina on the night of July 5. A candlelight vigil was held for her not far from the home.
Police have focused the investigation on the family. They have taken DNA samples and are looking for a stolen car that may be connected to the case.
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