Regina police renew reward in Tamra Keepness case (CBC 1/23)
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Reward still offered in case of Native girl missing since 2004
Posted: Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Police in Regina, Saskatchewan, are renewing a $25,000 reward for information about Tamra Keepness.
Keepness was five years old when she went missing from a predominantly Native neighborhood in Regina on July 5, 2004. At one point, Tamra's mother and stepfather were considered suspects but the case hasn't been solved.
Police hope the reward will lead to information about Tamra.
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Regina police renew reward in Tamra Keepness case (CBC 1/23)
Regina police renew reward in Tamra Keepness case (CBC 1/23)
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