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Why Father Says He Believes Daughter Was Savagely Murdered
Jeff says after his daughter, Lindsay Buziak, was brutally murdered, he held her body in the morgue and promised her he would find her killer. It’s been 11 years, and Jeff says he has devoted his life to searching.
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In the video above from Friday’s episode of Dr. Phil, Jeff describes the toll his pursuit of justice has taken on his life. And, he shares his theory of why he thinks his 24-year-old daughter, who was a real estate agent in Canada, was killed.
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This episode airs Friday. Watch more here.
If you have any information about the murder of Lindsay Buziak, call the Lindsay Buziak Tip Line at: 1 (888) 980-1919.
Saanich Police Department Statement To Dr. Phil
“The Saanich Police can confirm the Lindsay Buziak homicide investigation remains an active and ongoing case for our department. At no time has the investigation been declared a “cold case” and an investigative team is presently assigned.
Although we are aware of criticism from some family members, the details of our investigation must remain confidential. While the police will always try to communicate and update families, the necessity of maintaining confidentiality to ensure a successful prosecution remains our priority. As a result, much of the investigative work remains confidential and has not been disclosed to the family or public.
While this is clearly a frustration for the family, we continue to work for justice for the victim. The Saanich Police remain committed to working in partnership with the RCMP, and have collaborated with our policing partners since the onset of the investigation in 2008. The partnership continues to this day, and we will continue to work for justice for Lindsay.”
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