A man has been charged in the double homicide of a Vancouver couple found dead inside their home, but investigators say they still don’t have a motive.
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Rockie Rambo Wei Nam Kam, 25, is facing two counts of second-degree murder in connection to the deaths of Richard Jones, 68, and Dianna Mah-Jones, 64, who were found in their home near West 64 Avenue and Hudson Street on Sept. 27. Mah-Jones has been identified as an award-wining occupational therapist with Vancouver Coastal Health.
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More than 200 members from as many as 15 Vancouver police specialty sections have been working on the case, Chief Adam Palmer told reporters Wednesday.
The relationship between the murder suspect and the victims – if any – is unclear, Palmer said, but investigators believe Kam is the only suspect.
Kam was born in Hong Kong and came to Canada as a teen to Calgary with family before moving to Vancouver in July, Palmer said. He also has no criminal record or mental health history.
He is due in court in Vancouver on Nov. 14.
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