Calgary police investigating the death of Calgary man Graham Mark Sear

Detectives investigating a homicide that occurred in June are now releasing further details, including a more detailed description of the suspects, photographs of a vehicle of interest and a possible motive.

 

At approximately 9 p.m., on Friday, June 8, 2012, police were called to reports of a man being assaulted by two other men inside a silver Toyota 4Runner in the 1900 block of Southland Drive S.W. The horn of the vehicle was pressed several time during the assault.

 

When police arrived and circulated the area, they located the vehicle parked in an alley behind the Braeside Shopping Centre, with a deceased man inside.

 

The victim has been identified as Graham Mark Sear, 28, of Calgary. The cause of death is not being released at this time.

 

Police are releasing images of a vehicle that was captured on surveillance cameras leaving the strip mall shortly after the offence. It is believed to be a 2004 to 2006, dark coloured four door Kia Spectra. These photographs are available on the City of Calgary Newsroom.

 

Investigators believe the homicide was drug related and that Sear may have been involved in a drug transaction. It is believed that Sear knew one of the suspects prior to the incident and they arranged the meeting.

 

The first suspect is described as Middle Eastern, approximately 35 years old, 250 lbs., with short dark hair.

 

The second suspect is described as a Caucasian with light-coloured hair, wearing black hoodie and jeans.