CANADA Canada- Viva Mack, 65, found murdered in her apartment after home invasion & robbery, Kingston, Ontario, 1 November 1993

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Cold Case Files | Kingston Police

www.kingstonpolice.ca

'' Viva Mack was last seen by her family on the evening of November 1st, 1993. She was discovered on the morning of November 3rd, 1993, in her apartment near the intersection of Princess Street and The Parkway. Based on the observations of the scene and her injuries, her death was investigated as a homicide.

Viva was living alone on the ground floor of a high-rise apartment building when she was murdered. Several exhibits that were seized from the crime scene and autopsy remain in the custody of the Kingston Police for ongoing forensic testing.

Anyone with information regarding the murder of Viva Mack on November 1st, 1993, is strongly encouraged to contact the Major Crime Unit of the Kingston Police by phone at 613-549-4660 or by email at [email protected].''

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www.thewhig.com

2018
''On Nov. 3, 1993, 65-year-old Viva Mack was found dead in her ground-floor apartment at 1508 Princess St., where she lived alone. Finn said the investigation suggests her death was the result of a home invasion and robbery. Police have never released the circumstances of her death.''

 

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Cold cases: The search for justice never stops

It has been decades since the death of 13-year-old Valerie Anastacia Drew. It has been decades since the disappearance of 24-year-old Tom Gencarelli. It has…

www.thewhig.com

rbbm Jan 23 2024
'Police hope the new page will encourage members of the public to reach out to them should they have any information about any individual case. The website is www.kingstonpolice.ca/coldcasefile. The Whig-Standard also wrote a thorough feature called “Cold cases: The search for justice never stops,” on many of the force’s cold cases in August 2018.'

''The nine homicide victims highlighted on the new website are Valerie Anastacia Drew, Judith Ann Zicari, Eleanor McGeachie, Thomas M. Gencarelli, Gordon Andrew Cameron, Jeffery Thomas Leveque, Christine Ann Ziomkiewich, Viva Bernice Mack, and Marion A. Joyce.''