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‘She said I love you’: father of murdered 22-year-old mom recounts last words to him

GLOBAL NEWS HOUR AT 6 September 1 2017 10:20pm 01:46 Global News Hour at 6 A sit down interview with the father of Chelsey Gauthier, the 22 year old recently murdered in Abbotsford 00:05 01:46 A sit-down interview with the father of Chelsey Gauthier, the 22 year old recently murdered in Abbotsford. Rumina Daya reports – Sep 1, 2017

“She said I love you and I said I love you too, and that was it.”

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That’s how Ray Gauthier summed up the final words that he exchanged with his 22-year-old daughter Chelsey Gauthier, a mother to two little girls who was found dead in Mission on Aug. 16.

WATCH: Remembering Chelsey Gauthier

Global News sat down with Ray to talk about her disappearance and death, in a case for which police still haven’t found a killer. No one has been arrested, either.

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Ray thinks her death was drug-related.

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“If she was not doing that, she was not with those people involved with this, she would be standing with us right now,” he told Global News.

READ MORE: Body found in Mission ID’d as Chelsey Gauthier, missing 22-year-old from Abbotsford

Chelsey was last seen on July 27, at a McDonald’s in Abbotsford with two unidentified men.

She was found dead almost three weeks later, in the Dale Road and Sylvester Road area of Mission.

“I could have possibly put a stop to what happened to her,” he said. “I know she would have at least listened to me a little bit.”

WATCH: IHIT looking for information on death of Chelsey Gauthier

Chelsey’s family has said that her death can’t have been for nothing.

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Ray has urged parents to stick their noses into their kids’ lives.

“Educate yourselves,” he said. “Because this is serious, this could be you tomorrow.”

A vigil for Chelsey will be held at the C-21 Youth Centre in Abbotsford at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 2.

  • With files from Rumina Daya
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