Debbie Faye Pelletier was a 27-year-old mother of four living in Regina, Saskatchewan, when she was fatally stabbed during a gathering that turned violent on the night of December 24–25, 1988. Witnesses said the first wound was to her back, followed by multiple stab wounds to the front of her body; her fingers were severed and additional wounds were noted around her chin. Emergency personnel transported her to hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The Regina Police Service and Saskatchewan’s coroner investigated the death.

A man known to Pelletier was charged with murder, but on May 23, 1989 he was acquitted and no conviction was recorded. The acquittal left no one legally responsible for the killing, and family members have voiced dissatisfaction with how the investigation and subsequent follow-up were handled. The case remains listed publicly as an unsolved Regina homicide.

If anyone knew Debbie, was at that December gathering, or has information about where she was and who was present that night, please come forward.