Reward money still being offered for two Regina cold cases

REGINA – The Regina Police Service is continuing cash rewards for information that will help them solve the disappearance of Tamra Keepness or the Htoo triple homicide case.

In both cases the reward for information is $50,000.

Tamra Keepness was five years old when she disappeared from her home in the 1800 block of Ottawa street in July 2004.

Over the past decade hundreds of police and volunteers have been involved in the search for her, and despite receiving more than one thousand tips there has been little progress in the case.

READ MORE: Reward money has doubled for information in the Tamra Keepness case

31-year-old Gray Nay Htoo, 28-year-old Maw Maw and their three-year-old son Seven June Htoo were all found dead in their Oakview Drive home on August 6th, 2010.

Police have conducted over 200 interviews in this case yet still have no leads.

READ MORE: Police offering $50,000 reward for information on triple homicide

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The reward guidelines are as follows:

• If you have information regarding this investigation, contact the Regina Police Service, Major Crimes Unit, by calling 306-777-6500.
• In order to qualify for the reward, the RPS requires persons to provide their name and address and a complete statement of their knowledge of the case to investigators. They may be required to testify. No confidentiality can be offered.
• In the event of an arrest, you may choose to file a claim for the reward. If you do so, you must file a claim by letter addressed to the Chief of Police, 1717 Osler Street, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4P 3W3. You may choose to mail it via regular mail or courier. Please ensure you keep a dated copy of your claim letter and any receipts.
• Upon completion of the case in court where a conviction occurs, the Regina Police Service Board of Police Commissioners and the Chief of Police at their sole discretion will determine the portion of the reward to be paid to any claimant(s). Only persons who have filed a claim to the reward will be considered.
• No member of a federal, provincial or municipal police agency including full or part-time employees or volunteers, corrections agency employees, full-time or volunteers or their family members are entitled to file a claim for a reward. Persons engaged in the judicial system either as employees or contractors are excluded from claiming a reward. This also includes lawyers, employees and family members of firms that were the victim of a crime.
• No reward will be paid until the case is concluded in the courts and a conviction occurs for the offense that the reward was offered for. Any appeals must be concluded with a conviction.
• Persons who provided statements to police in this investigation before a reward is offered are not eligible to claim a reward.