Donna Marie Kasyon was 20 and Indigenous when she was fatally stabbed in Saskatoon during the early morning of June 15, 2002. She had been seen late on June 14 in the 1900 block of 22nd Street West wearing a green wrap-around mini skirt and a white, button-front sleeveless blouse, with brown eyes and shoulder-length brown hair worn up at the back. At about 12:40 to 12:45 a.m. police were called to the 3100 block of Laurier Drive after a report of an injured person; she was found near a west-side bus shelter or bus mall, rushed to hospital and later pronounced dead.

An autopsy ruled the cause of death stabbing injuries and the Major Crime Section classified the death as a homicide. Investigators have focused on the roughly two-hour gap between her last sighting and when she was found, and repeatedly appealed for witnesses who may have seen her movements or activity around Laurier Drive. No publicly identified suspect has been arrested, charged, or tried, and the identity of the person who stabbed Kasyon remains unresolved.

Did anyone who was in west Saskatoon that night notice her or see something that could help explain how she got to Laurier Drive?