RCMP ask public to help search for missing, possibly murdered, Prince Albert man

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – RCMP are now asking residents near Prince Albert, Sask. to be on the lookout for Troy Napope.

Due to new information, investigators are asking anyone living within a 10 kilometre area west of the Saskatchewan Federal Penitentiary in Prince Albert to search their property and other outer buildings.

Napope, 23, was last seen at a house party in Prince Albert on May 27/28, 2015.

His burned out car was found north of the city, in the area of the Whitfield Road, on the morning of May 28, 2015.

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In November, police announced they believed Napope was the victim of foul play and were now treating his disappearance as a homicide.

The RCMP Major Crime Unit North conducted a specialized search north of Prince Albert in January, near where Napope’s car was found, but neither Napope or his remains were located.

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With files from David Giles