Found Deceased Canada - Susan Kublu-Iqqittuq, 37, Ottawa, Ontario, 11 Jan 2019 *arrest*

[dotr]

'Foul play may be involved' in disappearance of Kuplu in Ottawa - OttawaMatters.com
"The OPS says foul play may be involved.

Kuplu, 37, was last seen on January 11, and her family is concerned for her safety.

She is known to frequent downtown Ottawa and the ByWard Market.

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Kuplu is described as:

- Inuit
- 4' 11''
- 115 lbs
- Stocky build
- Long black hair
- Brown eyes

Anyone with information is asked can contact the Ottawa Police tip line at 613-236-1222, ext. 5477 and by e-mail at mcm@ottawapolice.ca."

 

[dotr]

#Ottawa Police Major Crime Unit is now on the case of the missing Susan Kuplu of Igloolik. They've released video of her last known location: Elgin St. and Laurier Ave. If u have info call Major Crimes 613-236-1222, ext. 5493, tip line at ext. 5477 or e-mail mcm@ottawapolice.ca.

 

[dotr]

"The attached video shows Susan in the area of Elgin Street and Laurier Avenue on January 10th at 10:45am. Investigators have also learned that at approximately 11:50am she headed north towards Laurier and is believed to have possibly boarded a westbound OC Transpo bus from the Mackenzie King Bridge or surrounding area. Furthermore, she may have disembarked from the bus in the area of Carling Avenue and Pinecrest Road. Susan was wearing a black mid thigh length parka with a black fur collar. She had dark pants, dark ankle boots and a patterned short sleeve blouse and was carrying a midsized dark coloured purse or bag (per video)."

 

[dotr]

Sad news.
Ottawa police say case of missing woman now a homicide investigation | CBC News

"Ottawa police have announced the case of a missing woman from Igloolik, Nunavut is being investigated as a homicide.

Police released few details late Friday, but said the case of Susan Kublu-Iqqittuq, 37, is now considered a homicide and one person was in custody.

The person police have in custody is expected to appear in court Saturday."

 

[Darling136]

Daughter, 18, charged with 2nd-degree murder after woman reported missing in Ottawa | CBC News

Daughter charged!

 

[ellabella]

"The attached video shows Susan in the area of Elgin Street and Laurier Avenue on January 10th at 10:45am. Investigators have also learned that at approximately 11:50am she headed north towards Laurier and is believed to have possibly boarded a westbound OC Transpo bus from the Mackenzie King Bridge or surrounding area. Furthermore, she may have disembarked from the bus in the area of Carling Avenue and Pinecrest Road. Susan was wearing a black mid thigh length parka with a black fur collar. She had dark pants, dark ankle boots and a patterned short sleeve blouse and was carrying a midsized dark coloured purse or bag (per video)."

It seems like they've solved this murder, and in such a sad way. I have no idea how I hadnt heard of it give that I work right near where she was last seen, and live near where she was thought to have gone.

For those who don't know ottawa Carling/Pinecrest has a large residence for Indigenous folks from the North. Mostly for people receiving medical treatments that they can't receive at home, etc. It used to be a seniors residence and I believe at one time a hotel.

 

[dotr]

Truly awful, imo.
Daughter, 18, charged with second-degree murder, body tampering in mother's disappearance

Lennese Kublu
"As police continued to search for her missing mother, an 18-year-old woman appeared in court Saturday morning on charges of second-degree murder and body tampering.

Lennese Kublu appeared before a justice of the peace at 9:45 a.m. via a video link from the cellblock.

“Good morning,” Kublu said before being asked to remove her orange hood, which she wore beneath a red wool coat.

During the brief appearance, she was remanded in custody until Wednesday and told not to communicate with four individuals, including Dwight Brown, who police describe as her boyfriend.

Kublu is also charged with one count of improper interference with a body, stemming from an allegation that her mother, Susan Kuplu, 37, was killed and her body put in a dumpster near a residence on Penny Drive in Ottawa’s west end."

"On Jan. 12, two days after Kuplu was last seen, Kublu and Brown rode a bus to Toronto. Family members then believed that the two women were both missing.

Three days later, on Jan. 15, Kublu and Brown were arrested in Toronto for allegedly shoplifting. Brown also allegedly assaulted a store security guard."
rbbm.

 

[dotr]

Police search house, landfill as daughter charged in mother’s homicide

Ottawa police investigators stand by while heavy equipment continues working at the Trail Road landfill on Saturday during the search for the body of suspected homicide victim Susan Kuplu.Ashley Fraser / Postmedia
"Police also spent a good part of the day at the west-end landfill, working on the theory that Susan’s body was first left in a dumpster near the Penny Drive home about two weeks earlier, then trucked to the dump with the regular trash. A police detective said landfill operators catalogued where loads were dropped, narrowing the search on the massive site."
"Kublu displayed little emotion as she appeared on a television screen in courtroom 5 of the courthouse on Elgin Street.

“Good morning,” she said to the court before she was asked to remove the orange hood that she wore beneath a red wool coat."
"Matricide is an uncommon crime in Canada, even rarer for females, according to statistical reviews."
rbbm.

 

[dotr]

Police release name of second person charged in Kuplu homicide - OttawaMatters.com
"Another person charged with second degree murder and indignity to a dead human body in the death of Susan Kuplu has appeared in court.

Dwight Brown, 28, was arrested and charged on Sunday and showed up in court Monday."

 

[dotr]

2nd person charged in death of Susan Kublu-Iqqittuq | CBC News
Police continue to search Ottawa landfill for Inuk woman's body
CBC News · Posted: Jan 28, 2019

From left to right, Dwight Brown, Lennesse Kublu and Susan Kublu-Iqqittuq, as identified by a family member in a Facebook post. Brown and Kublu are accused of second-degree murder and indignity to a dead body in the death of Kublu-Iqqittuq. (Kublu family )
A second person has been charged in the death of Susan Kublu-Iqqittuq, whose body police believe lies in an Ottawa landfill.

Dwight Brown, 28, was arrested Sunday and appeared by video in an Ottawa court room Monday. Both Brown and Kublu-Iqqittuq's daughter, 18-year-old Lennese Kublu, are charged with second-degree murder and indignity to a dead body

 

[Darling136]

Police say an autopsy has been scheduled after human remains were found at the Trail Road landfill

Ottawa police find human remains in search for Susan Kublu-Iqqittuq | CBC News

 

[otto]

This is one more name to add to the long list of missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada.

 

[dotr]

Body found at landfill ID'd as Susan Kublu-Iqqittuq | CBC News
Feb 27 2019
"An autopsy has confirmed the body recovered more than a week ago at Ottawa's Trail Road landfill is that of Susan Kublu-Iqqittuq.

The cause of her death hasn't been released."
"The search of the landfill spanned 18 days and involved more than 100 investigators."