SASKATOON If anyone killed her son, Debbie Chaboyer has already forgiven them. “God is a forgiving God, and I forgive you for the harm that you’ve done to my son because I have no right to judge,” she said. But she wants that person, or people, to come forward so that her family can have answers. Prince Albert police said Tristan Chaboyer, 24, was last seen the morning of Sept. 4, 2020 and was reported missing on Sept. 10. Last week, police said they’re investigating his disappearance as a homicide. Police did not release the location that Chaboyer was last seen and have not said why the case has been deemed a homicide.
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Prior to officersâ arrival on Baux Mountain Rd., additional information was received indicating the gunshot victim had left the scene and could be located at the Downtown Health Plaza (1200 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.). Officers responded to the Downtown Health Plaza and located the victim, William Antoine Foster/35/M, of 2724 Sink St., Winston-Salem, suffering from an apparent gunshot wound to the face. Mr. Foster was transported via ambulance to a local hospital for treatment and is in stable condition with non-life threatening injuries.  Â
Members of the Criminal Investigations Division and Violent Firearms Investigation Team (VFIT) responded and assumed investigative responsibility for this case. Preliminary investigation indicated that the Mr. Foster was a passenger in a vehicle, driven by a Jessica Kiger (Victim #2), which was stopped in the 4400 block of Baux Mountain Rd. Another vehicle pulled up beside them and began