2 ~ Wednesday, February 5, 1992 - North Shore News

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alr ] t SKIERS were plucked from a tion at Lions Gate Hospital day. The chairlift has been in
Cypress Bowl chairlift ufter it after he fell more than 20 feet operation on the ski hill since

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evacuated Sunday from each

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SUNSET BEACH resident
Kay Kermode was brutally
murdered when she was
stabbed almost two years
ago in her home near West
Vancouver.

By Michael Becker
News Reporter

But after hundreds of hours
spent investigating the case,
Squamish and Vancouver-based
RCMP investigators have few
hard facts to go on.

There are no firm suspects;
there is no murder weapon in
hand. But there are theories re-
garding a possible motive: the kill-
ing was likely the result of a bur-
giary gone awry.

And now there is an offer of

cash.

Said Vancouver RCMP Cpl.
Sean Lynch, one of several in-
vestigators examining the case,
““What we do wish to get cut is
the fact that there is a $50,000
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want to make sure the individuals
who have knowledge of this are
aware of that (the money offer).”’

Kermode, 73, died March 1990.
She had been home alone in her
bouse at No. 3 Montizambert
Wynd. The killer used a ladder to
enter the house through sliding
glass doors on a sundeck.

The police found Kermode’s
car, a 1982 VW Jetta, blocking a

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stolen.

If the killing was the result of a
bungled burgtary, the break-in
was an isolated incident at Sunset
Beach.

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Friends remember her as an in-
telligent woman who remained ac-
tive in the community.

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believe they will eventually solve
the case. The offer of a cash
reward is seen as a valuable tool
in obtaining that all-important

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Any information regarding the
case may be forwarded to
Squamish RCMP Cpl. Clive
Brown at 898-9611.