Ronald Matthew Kay was 32 when he was last seen by a relative at a Saskatchewan Roughriders game at Mosaic Stadium in Regina on November 10, 2013. He was reported missing to the Regina Police Service on November 26, 2013 after weeks with no contact. An Indigenous man, Ronald was described as five-foot-six, about 130 pounds, with a thin build, brown eyes, long black hair often worn in a ponytail, crooked teeth and a stutter. He was last seen wearing a black jacket, blue jeans and a grey hoodie.

He had moved to Regina to look after his biological mother and was remembered by family and friends as kind and caring. Years later investigators reclassified the case as a homicide; in January 2017 police announced his death and arrested three local men, Trevor Evan Asapace, Bill Leonard Favel and Lester Alvin Favel, who were charged with second-degree murder. The three later pleaded guilty to manslaughter, and court testimony described a brutal assault and Ronald’s body being placed in a garbage bin; his remains have never been recovered.

Did anyone who knew Ronald in Regina around November 2013 see or hear anything that might still help explain what happened that night?