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Family left cold after Winnipeg police end dump search for murdered woman

By Mark Blackburn
Oct 12, 2012

Winnipeg police have ended their search for the remains of a murdered woman.

APTN National News
Winnipeg police have ended their search for the remains of a murdered woman.

Officers searched the city dump hoping they would find evidence of Tanya Nepinak’s body.

But as APTN National News reporter Ntawnis Piapot reports, the police came up empty and the family says the search was a farce.

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1 thought on “Family left cold after Winnipeg police end dump search for murdered woman”

  1. mylittle0 says:

    So sad

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