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2 people charged with second-degree murder in northern Alberta homicide

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A man and a woman have been charged in connection with a homicide in Demarias.

RCMP were called to a home on Friday where they found the body of 33-year-old Dorium Yellowknee outside the residence.

An autopsy was conducted Monday by the Chief Medical Examiner in Edmonton which determined Yellowknee’s death was a homicide.

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Cindy Savannah Nanemahoo, 19, and Collin Paul Noskiye, 32, were both charged with second-degree murder. Noskiye was also charged with assault with a weapon.

Police said there was an altercation at a separate residence during a house party Friday morning.

RCMP’s Major Crimes Unit − North led the investigation with the help of Edmonton’s Forensic Identification Section.

Nanemahoo and Noskiye are residents of Desmarais.

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They were both remanded into custody and appeared in Edmonton Provincial Court on Tuesday.

Desmarais is 325 kilometres north of Edmonton.

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