Edmonton police released an image of a vehicle that captured by a surveillance camera at the scene of a homicide on April 30.
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Homicide detectives would like to speak with the individual or individuals that were seen in a dark-coloured Chevy HHR vehicle near 10682-61 Avenue on Sunday, April 30 at around 3 p.m.
Police said the vehicle was caught on camera driving to and from a home in the Pleasantview neighbourhood where the homicide happened.
Police also would like to speak with anyone else who visited the 61 Avenue basement suite the day of the fatal stabbing.
Someone called 911 with a weapons complaint at around 3:15 p.m. Officers arrived at the scene — near 106 Street and 61 Avenue — and found a man dead outside the back of the home.
The victim was identified as Jake Myles Skrepnek-Rey, 22.
A few hours later, an injured man was arrested at a hospital.
Investigators determined an altercation led to the stabbing.
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Jayson Lunag Bay-Ag, 32, was later charged with second-degree murder. Detectives previously said they thought at least four other people were at the scene and knew either the accused or the victim, and may have information or witnessed the crime.
The incident was Edmonton’s 17th homicide of 2017.
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