Two years ago on July 5, 2004, Tamra Keepness went missing from her home in a predominantly Native part of Regina, Saskatchewan.
The disappearance of the 5-year-old girl sparked a major search and investigation. But after 2,000 interviews, 1,500 tips and 1,200 follow-ups, police are no closer to finding Tamra.
At one point, Tamra's mother and stepfather were considered suspects. There was a party at the home the night she went missing.
Officially, the case is still open. Police Chief Cal Johnston believes it will be solved. A $25,000 reward for information about Tamra is still being offered.
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2 years later, mystery of Tamra Keepness remains unsolved
(CBC 7/5)
Chief Confident in Solving Tamra Case (CKOM 7/5)
Still no sign of Tamra (The Regina Leader-Post 7/5)
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Native Women Missing in Canada - http://www.missingnativewomen.ca/alert.html
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