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Edmonton homicide victim died of a stab wound: police

Edmonton homicide victim died of a stab wound: police

CTV News21 hours ago

Emergency crews respond to an incident at 82 Street and 114 Avenue in Edmonton on June 11, 2025. (CTV News Edmonton)
A woman is dead after a weapons complaint in northeast Edmonton on Wednesday.
Emergency crews were called to an apartment at 81 Street and 114 Avenue at 7:20 a.m.
Morgan Cherish Taryn Giroux, 27, was taken to hospital where she died of her injuries.
A female youth was taken into custody at the scene but later released.
An autopsy on Thursday determined that Giroux died of a stab wound, and the manner of death has been deemed a homicide.
Police are not looking for any suspects.

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