Police working OT to solve maid’s murder
Jocelyn Dulnuan.
Police say they hope to make an arrest in the murder of Jocelyn Dulnuan by Christmas. Investigators have been working around the clock on the case.
Peel Regional Police hope to deliver a special Christmas present to the mother of a woman who was killed earier this year in a Mississauga mansion.
They believe they will soon arrest her killer.
Investigators told The Toronto Sun they know what events led to the Oct. 1 slaying of 27-year-old live-in maid Jocelyn Dulnuan in a $15-million Doulton Place mansion. They are appealing to anybody who might know key details about the case to contact them immediately.
In the two months since Dulnuan was killed, Peel police have interviewed more than 100 people.
“We told Jocelyn’s mother it would be solved and it will be solved," Insp. Norm English told The Toronto Sun. “It must be solved and we believe we can do that by Christmas. That is our goal.”
English told The Sun there are “certain pieces of the puzzle” still missing and investigators hope someone can provide them with the details needed to close the case.
“We now have a very, very good idea of what happened," English told The Sun. “It’s just a matter of running down all of the leads."
Police have released few details of the murder to the public, saying only that robbery was the initial motive.
Investigators are working around the clock on the case and English says an arrest is a top priority for the Peel force.
If you can help police solve this case, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
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