Saskatoon mom organizes walk for 24-year-old daughter who was killed in 2024
20-09-2026 00:52 via cbc.ca

Saskatoon mom organizes walk for 24-year-old daughter who was killed in 2024

Melissa Duquettewas shot in the basement of a house on 33rd Street in the Dundonald neighbourhood of Saskatoon in April 2024. Her mother then found out the first-degree murder charges against three suspects were stayed about a year later.
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