Two charged with first degree murder of Lindsay Jackson
Two people have been charged with first degree murder in relation the disappearance of 25-year-old Lindsay Jackson from Saddle Lake, said the RCMP in a press release Tuesday morning.
Jackson had been missing since Sept. 22.
Jena Lynn Hunter, 26-years-old and Jermaine Eugene Steinhauer, 23-years-old, both of Edmonton were arrested and charged with first degree murder.
Jackson’s body was recovered in the North Saskatchewan River on Oct. 3 near Brosseau, Alberta.
An autopsy was conducted at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner on Oct. 4. The investigation determined that Jackson’s death was a homicide.
Both suspects have been remanded into custody for a court appearance on Dec. 20 at St. Paul Provincial Court.
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Two charged with first degree murder of Lindsay Jackson
Two people have been charged with first degree murder in relation the disappearance of 25-year-old Lindsay Jackson from Saddle Lake, said the RCMP in a press release Tuesday morning.
Jackson had been missing since Sept. 22.
Jena Lynn Hunter, 26-years-old and Jermaine Eugene Steinhauer, 23-years-old, both of Edmonton were arrested and charged with first degree murder.
Jackson’s body was recovered in the North Saskatchewan River on Oct. 3 near Brosseau, Alberta.
An autopsy was conducted at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner on Oct. 4. The investigation determined that Jackson’s death was a homicide.
Both suspects have been remanded into custody for a court appearance on Dec. 20 at St. Paul Provincial Court.













