Police Identify Body Of Missing 25 YO Mom Sabrina Patterson Start Homicide Probe

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New Brunswick cops search for two missing people known to each other
Nov 3 2010

MONCTON, N.B. - Police in New Brunswick are asking for the public's help in the search for two people known to each other and have gone missing from the Moncton area.
Sabrina Patterson of Riverview was last seen Friday by friends at the Coliseum in Moncton and the 25-year-old woman's car was discovered in the parking lot of the Riverview Mall.
Fred Prosser of Shenstone has been missing since Monday when the 31-year-old was last seen by friends at his home near Salisbury.
RCMP Staff Sgt. Gary Cameron said the two are known to each other but didn't elaborate, adding that they don't know if there is a connection between their disappearances.
"They are two missing person's cases, however the investigation is joint because there may be a link in their disappearances," Cameron said.
"We can't rule out any possibilities but at this point the important thing is to find both of the missing persons safely and we're asking the public's assistance in this endeavour."
He said the RCMP is looking for anyone who may have a recent photo or video of Prosser's truck, which is believed to be a 2004 grey Chevrolet pickup with the New Brunswick licence plate COT 348.
Officers say the number 31 is also on the truck, believed to be on the rear driver's side window.
Patterson is approximately five feet four inches tall, approximately 180 pounds, has brown eyes and shoulder-length brown hair.
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http://www.canada.com/news/Brunswick...198/story.html

New twist in case of missing N.B. persons
NOV 3 2010

MONCTON, N.B. - There's a new twist in the search for two missing people from the Moncton area.
RCMP confirm that Sabrina Patterson, 25, of Riverview and Fred Prosser, 31, of Shenstone were once a couple and have two children together.
Up until now the only thing police would say is that the two knew each other.
Patterson was last seen Friday by friends at the Coliseum in Moncton and her car was found in the parking lot of the Riverview Mall.
Prosser has been missing since Monday when he was last seen by friends at his home.
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http://www.canada.com/news/twist+cas...948/story.html

Police find former companion of missing N.B. woman.
Nov 4 2010

MONCTON, N.B. - The former partner of a New Brunswick mother, who went missing over the weekend, was located by RCMP Thursday after going missing himself, police said.
Police were interviewing Fred Prosser Thursday.
Sabrina Patterson, 25, who is the mother of his two children, is still missing.
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Prosser, 31, was found by RCMP at his residence in Shenstone, N.B. shortly after midday.
Police were still appealing to the public to help locate the woman.
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http://www.canada.com/news/Police+fi...157/story.html

Body found near N.B. home of missing woman’s ex
NOV 6 2010

SHENSTONE, N.B. — A body was found in a wooded area in rural New Brunswick on Saturday, close to the home of a former boyfriend of a missing woman.
New Brunswick RCMP would not say Saturday whether the body had been identified as Sabrina Patterson, a 25-year-old mother of two from Shenstone who has been missing for more than a week.
Fred Prosser, the father of her children, was also reported missing Monday, but he was located Thursday by RCMP.
The 31-year-old was charged in Moncton provincial court on Friday with assaulting Patterson and stealing her cellphone on Oct. 9.
He was also charged with breaching a court order to stay away from her stemming from a previous assault charge.
None of the charges was related to her disappearance.
Prosser and Patterson had an on-again, off-again relationship dating back seven years and have a four-year-old boy and a one-year-old girl.
Patterson was last seen at an Oct. 29 Moncton Wildcats game.
Prosser’s bail hearing is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
The body was found by people travelling in the woods, RCMP officials said Saturday.
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http://www.canada.com/news/Body+foun...375/story.html

Police identify body; start homicide probe
Nov 7 2010
SHENSTONE

, N.B. - New Brunswick police have started a homicide investigation after identifying a body discovered in a wooded area near Moncton as that of 25-year-old Sabrina Patterson.
RCMP say they haven't laid any charges in the death of the woman from Riverview, N.B.
Her body was discovered Saturday by a man searching a wooded area near Shenstone, N.B.
Patterson was last seen Oct. 29 at the Moncton Coliseum. Her car was later found at the Riverview Mall.
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Prosser is scheduled to return to court Tuesday for a bail hearing.
Patterson and Prosser have two children.

http://www.metronews.ca/halifax/canada/article/684861

Sabrina Patterson, 25, of Riverview was last seen by friends Friday at the Moncton Coliseum. She was later seen on video entering the Fox and Hound Pub in Riverview shortly after 1 a.m. Saturday.

RCMP confirm that Sabrina Patterson, 25, of Riverview and Fred Prosser, 31, of Shenstone were once a couple and have two children together.

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This is pretty much all the updated info that I could find

Frederick Bernard Anthony Prosser, 31, appeared in Moncton provincial court yesterday for a bail hearing, but it was adjourned until Dec. 15. He's represented by Scott Fowler, but James Fowler appeared with him yesterday.
The court appearance only lasted a few minutes, but the room was full, with the accused's friends and family on one side and friends and family of Sabrina Patterson, the alleged victim, on the other side of the room. Patterson went missing on Oct. 29 and her body was found in the Shenstone area in early November.
Police have classified the case as a homicide investigation, but no one has been charged. An autopsy was performed on Patterson, but police have not released the cause of death.
Shortly after police notified the public of Patterson's disappearance, they also announced Prosser was missing. He was last seen Nov. 1, but showed up at his parents' residence three days later. Police discovered him when two officers went to the house to speak to his parents.
Prosser made his first appearance in court on Nov. 5 and has been in custody ever since. He's charged with assaulting Patterson on Oct. 9, stealing her cell phone, breaching an undertaking to have no contact with her and breaching an undertaking by failing to notify the RCMP of any change of address or occupation between Oct. 25 and Nov. 4. He pleaded not guilty to all those charges yesterday and the trial was set for Feb. 9, when he's already scheduled to stand trial for assaulting Patterson in connection with an incident that pre-dates the Oct. 9 charges.
Since Prosser's arrest, the defence has been asking the Crown to provide a copy of the information to obtain a search warrant used to search Thomas Prosser's house. He's the father of the accused.
At first Crown prosecutor Annie St. Jacques refused, saying that search had nothing to do with the assault, theft and breach charges that are before the court. The document was finally provided to the defence, but with large portions blacked out. St. Jacques said the request had been made in Fred Prosser's name but the search involved Thomas Prosser's residence, requiring the vetting.
Fowler objected and asked for a hearing to quash the search warrant.
"What they're trying to do is hide and obfuscate," said the defence.
Judge Anne Dugas-Horsman scheduled the hearing on the warrant for Dec. 15, the same time as the bail hearing.

http://timestranscript.canadaeast.co...rticle/1334098

Also here is a link to her face book

http://www.facebook.com/people/Sabri...rson/517287455