ONE SUSPECT IN SASK STABBING RAMPAGE FOUND DEAD, POLICE CONTINUE TO HUNT FOR THE 2ND

UPDATE: The RCMP in Saskatchewan are now saying that the key suspect in the stabbing rampage east of Prince Albert this weekend is not on the James Smith Cree Nation where the attack happened on Sunday. Police had been investigating a report that Myles Sanderson was spotted earlier today, but after a further investigation are now saying he still remains at large.

2ND UPDATE (SEPTEMBER 6TH)

RCMP are telling residents of the James Smith Cree Nation to go into their homes and lock their doors, as they investigate reports that Myles Sanderson has been spotted on the First Nation.

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UPDATE—SEPTEMBER 6TH:

-An online fundraiser to help the victims of the stabbing rampage on the James Smith Cree Nation and the nearby village of Weldon has raised more than 92-thousand dollars so far.

And a community garden group near Prince Albert says it’s going to donate food to provide for wakes and other gatherings in the days ahead.

Ten people were killed and 18 wounded, when witnesses say two men armed with knives went from home to home, kicking in doors and attacking the people inside.

Yesterday, RCMP Commanding Officer Rhonda Blackmore said the body of one of the suspects was found in some deep grass on the First Nation and that it doesn’t appear that Damien Sanderson’s injuries were self-inflicted.

But she says an autopsy will have to determine that.

Meanwhile, the hunt continues for 30-year old Myles Sanderson.

RCMP say it’s very possible he’s injured and looking for medical care, but he’s still considered armed and dangerous.

Leaders of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations are begging those with knowledge of Sanderson’s whereabouts to come forward to help end the tragedy, without more loss of life.

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-The hunt continues for 30-year old Myles Sanderson following that stabbing rampage in Saskatchewan on Sunday in different regions of the James Smith Cree Nation, and in the nearby village of Weldon.
Ten people were killed and 18 wounded.
Yesterday, the body of 31 year old Damien Sanderson was found in a grassy area on the First Nation.
RCMP Commanding Officer Rhonda Blackmore says it doesn’t appear his injuries were self-inflicted, but an autopsy will have to confirm that.

Law enforcement continues to search for Myles Sanderson. 6’1″, 240lbs, black hair and brown eyes. He may be injured and seeking medical attention. Possibly in a black Nissan Rogue with SK license plate 119 MPI. Unknown if he’s travelling with anyone. Myles Sanderson is considered armed and dangerous.

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ONE SUSPECT IN SASK STABBING RAMPAGE FOUND DEAD, POLICE CONTINUE TO HUNT FOR THE 2ND

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