2 men accused of murder of the first degree in Edmonton's homicide, the 3rd man wanted - Edmonton

Edmonton police have accused three people of killing a 32-year-old man who was found dead on the northeast of the city two weeks ago.

The victim, Sukhvir Singh, 32 years old, was found dead by the police in an industrial area near 17 Street and YellowHead Trail on the evening of Friday, February 28th.

Officers have established that death is suspicious so Edmonton police service The section of homicides took over the investigation.

An autopsy was completed on March 5. While the official cause of the medical examiner and the way of death are still waiting for further investigations, the police said that due to the totality of the circumstances, they believe that Singh was deliberately killed.

Homic detectives try to bring together a chronology from his last days.

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Police said Sukhvir Singh was last seen in life in Wednesday, February 26, in the commercial area of Southern Gateway, south of Whitemud Drive.

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Investigators said they release the name of Singh and a photo in trying to determine those who have known him or who have information about where he is on February 24-28 to come to the police.

Three men are accused of abducting and killing Sukhvir Singh, 32 years old, who was found dead in the extreme North -est Edmont, Friday, February 28, 2025, after disappearing a few days earlier.

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So far, two men have been arrested and charged and a third man is wanted.

On March 10, 29 -year -old Manpret Brar was arrested. On March 13, Gursimran Singh, 21, was arrested.

Both are accused of killing the first degree and abduction in relation to Singh’s death.

Mandates were issued at the level of the whole of Canada for a third man, Lovepret Sidhu, 27, for the 1st degree and kidnapping murder.

The police said that all three accused are known by the victim.

Anyone who has information is asked to contact EPS at 780-423-4567 or #377 on a mobile phone. Anonymous information can also be transmitted STOP STOP CRIME TO 1-800-222-8477 or Online.

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