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Thelma Krull: Indigenous Winnipeggers help community search – CBC News

by ahnationtalk on July 22, 2015580 Views

Jul 21, 2015

Indigenous woman from Lake St. Martin First Nation leads Elmwood search for 2nd time this week

Thelma Krull has been missing for 11 days and a group of indigenous Winnipeggers are doing what they can to bring her home to her family.

Several community-led search efforts have come up empty-handed, with police admitting they need all the help they can get at this point to find the missing 57-year-old woman.

Kim Ricker of Lake St. Martin First Nation led another, smaller search party near Elmwood High School Tuesday night for the second time this week.

Read More: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/thelma-krull-indigenous-winnipeggers-help-community-search-1.3162752

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