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3rd person charged with murder in Alberta man’s homicide

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A Samson Cree Nation, Alta., resident has become the third person charged with murder in an April homicide in central Alberta.

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Kris Tyrell Rain, 23, has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of Albert Dean Wildcat, 51.

On April 11, Maskwacis RCMP said officers responded to a stabbing at a home on Ermineskin Cree Nation, Alta., at around 6:20 a.m.

READ MORE: RCMP investigate homicide on First Nation in northern Alberta

RCMP said paramedics treated Wildcat at the scene before taking him to hospital.

“Further investigation indicated a home invasion had allegedly occurred wherein a number of suspects forcibly entered a residence on Ermineskin Cree Nation. During the home invasion, the 51-year-old male victim was injured,” said an RCMP statement released April 25.

Wildcat died in hospital April 15.

READ MORE: Alberta RCMP charge 2 men for Ermineskin Cree Nation death

On April 22, Ermineskin residents Leon Clark Ermineskin, 25, and Justin James Larocque, 33 were both charged with second-degree murder.

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Rain has been taken into custody and is scheduled to appear in Wetaskiwin Provincial Court on June 1.

The Alberta RCMP major crimes unit has been leading the investigation.

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