In a post to Twitter, police sent "sincere condolences" to the family and friends of the victim.

Family and friends of Trina Hunt, the Port Moddy woman who has been missing since January 18, have posted a video online to spur search efforts.

"We've got to keep the search alive, we've got to keep looking. You have to be optimistic, I know she's going to come home. We all love her," a friend said.

Police issued a brief media release Friday, ruling out foul play and saying Trina Hunt's family had been completely cooperative with investigators.

Multiple agencies are involved in the search for Trina Hunt, who was last seen at her home in the Heritage Mountain neighbourhood.

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The suspect, who police say was armed with a knife and had assaulted his father, refused to come out of the home when officers arrived.