An unsolved London-area homicide from 1974 will be the focus of a news conference Thursday morning at West Region OPP headquarters.
Few details have been shared, but police say they will unveil a renewed effort to resolve a historic homicide investigation at 11 a.m.
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Police hope to “reinvigorate” the investigation.
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It’s possible the news conference could be in relation to the death of 26-year-old Suzanne Miller, whose body was found in Thorndale, Ont., in October 1974. Her death was described in Western criminology professor Michael Arntfield’s book Murder City.
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Miller was from London but the OPP took over the case after he body was discovered in Thorndale.
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