Homicide detectives identify pair found dead in vehicle in southwest Edmonton

EDMONTON – Homicide detectives have identified the two people who were found dead inside a parked vehicle in the Windermere area Friday night.

Edmonton police said in a media release Sunday morning Daniel Andrew Edward Fullerton, 28, and Dianna Teresa Wilk, 28, were found dead in a parked vehicle in the area of 173 Street and 11 Avenue SW at around 7:40 p.m. Friday.

Global News has learned Fullerton was originally from Rosetown, Sask.

“At this particular time, investigators are still looking for any information from the public to help them progress with this investigation,” Edmonton police spokesperson Scott Pattison said Sunday morning.

“They really are looking for that break in the case and they’re really looking for any assistance that the public can help.”

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Police were called to the area by a passerby who noticed the bodies in the vehicle and called 911.

Police called the deaths suspicious, but couldn’t say if it was a double-homicide.

“It’s a very quiet neighbourhood, very new, fairly affluent neighbourhood, and as investigators said, crime can happen any time, any place,” said Pattison.

Several neighbours in the area told Global News they didn’t recognize the vehicle where the bodies were found.

As of Sunday morning, police couldn’t say if they had any suspects.

Autopsies on the two victims have been scheduled for Tuesday morning.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Edmonton Police Service or Crime Stoppers.

*Editor’s note: This story was originally published on Saturday, Oct. 31. It was updated most recently at 11:07 a.m. Sunday to include the victims’ identities.