Family of man found in Saskatoon dumpster makes public plea for information

The household of a 54-year-old man from the Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree Nation is urging the general public to return ahead with any info surrounding their liked one’s loss of life.

“We’re hoping for solutions with this. We simply (need) for someone to return ahead,” stated Emilia Greyeyes.

“I simply wish to make a plea to the general public, if (anybody) is aware of of something, you probably have any info to share, to please name the Saskatoon Metropolis Police, the Main Crimes unit or Crimestoppers.”

On March 24, the physique of Aaron “Chuckard” Gamble was found in a dumpster positioned within the 2300 block of seventeenth Avenue West in Saskatoon.

His sister Greyeyes is talking out for the primary time to make a public plea for info on her brother’s loss of life.

“My brother was an individual. (He) was type and thoughtful who didn’t deserve what occurred to him,” stated Greyeyes.

“He was effectively educated. He was a household man. He was a grandfather. He was an uncle. He was a son. He was a brother … he wasn’t simply someone, a statistic. He wasn’t simply someone to be thrown in a dumpster the way in which he was.”

Greyeyes remembers her brother as a protecting sibling over her who adored and liked her kids as his personal. Gamble appreciated to play video video games, hearken to heavy steel, cheered for his Pittsburgh Steelers staff and was a author. In 1996, he graduated with an training diploma from the College of Saskatchewan.

Gamble spent a few years as an educator on the Constable Robin Cameron Schooling Complicated positioned on the Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree Nation and in numerous communities as effectively.

With all his life achievements, Greyeyes was in utter shock when she discovered of her brother’s passing.

“The very first thing that was going by means of my thoughts was ‘why was he there? why was he in Saskatoon?’” stated Greyeyes. “I went to that space to see the place my brother was discovered, questioning how he received there. Why was that carried out to him? He didn’t deserve that. My brother didn’t deserve what occurred to him.”

The household are hoping to hunt justice for his or her liked one by bringing consciousness with t-shirts, flyers, car stickers and a banner that have been specifically made. They are going to be taking part in a Lacking and Murdered Indigenous Individuals stroll in the neighborhood on Might 5 to convey consciousness to hunt justice for his loss of life.

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“Any info will assist our households. Not solely us, however he had a common-law spouse and he had stepchildren and grandchildren which can be hurting simply as a lot as we’re proper now,” she stated.

“Please come ahead and please share if you recognize what occurred to my brother.”

The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) Main Crimes Part requested public’s help in figuring out three individuals of curiosity in connection together with his loss of life.

“On March 24, 2023, at round 12:15 a.m., three folks have been noticed within the 2300 Block of seventeenth Avenue West, putting a big container right into a dumpster. Later that day, the physique of 54-year-old Aaron Gamble was discovered inside,” said SPS in an earlier press launch.

“Video footage of three folks approaching and leaving the dumpster, was captured close by.”

The SPS Main Crime Part is constant to analyze the suspicious loss of life and are asking if anybody has any info or further video proof is requested to contact SPS at 306-975-8300 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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