Toronto Homicide Detective Sergeant Graham Gibson to announce “charge details” in the Tess Richey murder investigation today at 11:30am in the media gallery at headquarters in Toronto.
Click here for the live stream of the announcement.
Richey, a North Bay native, went missing in late November in the Village section of Toronto. Four days after her disappearance, Richey’s own mother discovered her body at the bottom of a stairwell at a building under construction at Church and Dundonald Streets. Richey’s body was near where she had last been seen on video cameras in the area. Toronto Police handling of the case had been called into question by the Richey family and residents of the Village. Richey’s death was at first determined to be a case of “misadventure,” but was eventually ruled as a homicide after a post-mortem examination. Police later released grainy images of a man they deem to be a person of interest in Richey’s murder.
See related articles:
Tess Richey investigation: Police release photos of suspect
Police handling of Tess Richey case to be investigated
Investigation into the murder of Tess Richey begins
Death of Tess Richey ruled a homicide
Tess Richey, missing since early Saturday, found dead in Toronto
