Call to reopen investigation into B.C. woman's death after cause ruled undetermined
Family and advocates say the coroner’s ruling leaves key questions unanswered and are urging a new review of the 20-year-old’s death.
- On Monday, Natasha Harrison and advocacy groups including the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs called for a renewed investigation into her 20-year-old daughter Tatyanna Harrison's death after a coroner's inquest last week ruled the cause undetermined.
- The inquest's 'undetermined' finding conflicted with earlier coroner's service conclusions attributing death to drug toxicity or sepsis; Natasha Harrison described the investigations into her daughter's 2022 death as 'built on assumptions.'
- Legal counsel Sue Brown noted authorities never tested a sexual assault kit collected six months after the body was found in Richmond; Brown emphasized investigators failed to determine how Tatyanna Harrison arrived at the location or who she was with.
- Brown and advocacy groups including the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association and Justice for Girl's demanded the minister of public safety and solicitor general launch a formal review into agency failures to restore public trust.
- While a coroner's jury issued eight recommendations regarding police training and Indigenous liaison officers, Natasha Harrison stated the jury 'missed a lot,' as she continues to seek proof her daughter was not murdered or trafficked.
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Call to review Tatyanna Harrison death investigation after cause ruled undetermined – Energeticcity.ca
Natasha Harrison wipes away tears as she speaks to reporters following the coroner’s inquest on the death of her daughter Tatyanna Harrison in Vancouver, on Monday, July 13, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Rich Lam VANCOUVER — The family of Tatyanna Harrison and advocacy groups including the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs are calling for a comprehensive review of the investigation into her death four years ago, as they renew calls to reopen th…
Daily Courier
Call to review Tatyanna Harrison death investigation after cause ruled undetermined
VANCOUVER - The family of Tatyanna Harrison and advocacy groups including the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs are calling for a comprehensive review of the investigation into her death four years ago, as they renew calls to reopen the…
Call to reopen Tatyanna Harrison death investigation after cause ruled undetermined
The mother of Tatyanna Harrison and advocacy groups including the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs are calling for the reopening of an investigation into her disappearance and death four years ago. The calls come after a British Columbia coroner’s inquest last week ruled that the 20-year-old Indigenous woman’s cause of death on May 1, 2022, was undetermined, which the groups say conflicted with previous findings of the coroner’s service. “I am gratef…
The Toronto Star
Call to reopen investigation into B.C. woman’s death after cause ruled undetermined
VANCOUVER - The mother of Tatyanna Harrison and advocacy groups including the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs are calling for the reopening of an investigation into her disappearance and death
Winnipeg Free Press
Call to reopen investigation into B.C. woman's death after cause ruled undetermined
VANCOUVER - The mother of Tatyanna Harrison and advocacy groups including the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs are calling for the reopening of an investigation into her disappearance and death four years ago.
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