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Detectives with the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team are turning to the public for information on a pair of vehicles believed to be involved in the murder of a college student in Surrey last year.
Kiran Dhesi, 19, was found inside a burning SUV near 24 Avenue and 188 Street on Aug. 2, 2017, reports CTV News.
Her death was declared a homicide, with police saying the murder was targeted but not related to gang activity.
IHIT is now appealing to the public for information about an Audi Q7 SUV and a Dodge Ram pickup connected with the murder.
"Investigators would like to speak with anyone with information about these two vehicles," IHIT said in a statement issued Wednesday.
Dhesi's sister, Anjali, is also pleading that anyone with information comes forward.
"Since her murder, we’ve been struggling to accept the fact that we can never see her sweet face again," she wrote. "Our broken hearts will never heal, and we have no answers as to why this happened to her."
—with files from CTV Vancouver
