US EditionSuspicious Death Leads to Homicide Charge in Courtenay
COMOX VALLEY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 13 – Cameron McIndoe was arrested after a weeks-long investigation into a June 20 suspicious death at a Courtenay home, with police confirming no threat to public safety.
- On July 9, 2025, Cameron McIndoe, aged 37, was taken into custody in Courtenay, British Columbia, facing charges related to second-degree murder.
- The arrest came after police were called to a Courtenay home on June 20 following a report of an unexpected death, which an autopsy subsequently ruled a homicide.
- The Comox Valley RCMP Major Crime Unit conducted a comprehensive forensic investigation and confirmed that the public was never at risk throughout the process.
- Staff Sergeant Jonah Todd stated that, as the case remains before the courts, no additional information can be released, and that the Major Crime Unit continues its thorough investigation to determine all the details surrounding the incident.
- McIndoe remains in custody with a next court appearance scheduled for July 31, and under Canadian law, second-degree murder carries life imprisonment with no parole for 10 to 25 years.
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Suspicious death leads to homicide charge in Courtenay
37-year-old Cameron McIndoe has been charged with second degree murder
37-year-old charged with second degree murder after suspicious death in June : My Comox Valley Now
A suspicious death in Courtenay last month has led to one man being charged with second degree murder. 37-year-old Cameron McIndoe was arrested on July 9 and remains in custody. Plainclothes commander of the Comox Valley RCMP, Staff Sgt. Jonah Todd, said no further details can be shared with the matter now before the courts. “Our Major Crime Unit has worked diligently to uncover the full circumstances of what occurred and that work continues …
Cameron McIndoe charged in connection with a Courtenay BC homicide – Homicide Canada
The 2025 BC Homicide Victim List is available here RCMP announced that an investigation was launched after police were called to a sudden death at a Courtenay residence on June 20th. Upon arrival, officers noted circumstances that raised immediate concerns, prompting a more in-depth inquiry. The home was secured for several days as Comox Valley RCMP conducted a detailed forensic investigation. An autopsy later confirmed the death was a result of…
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