Nadine Robinson, a 36-year-old nurse from Edmonton, was found dead in her townhouse in 2006. Her death remains unsolved, with no charges filed against any suspect. Her son, Stephen Robinson, expressed frustration over the lack of closure, stating that the case remains shrouded in secrecy. Police initially called it a sudden death, but an autopsy later confirmed it was a homicide. Despite ongoing investigations, no progress has been made. Nadine, who moved to Canada from Jamaica at 13, was known for her compassion in healthcare, particularly with dementia patients. Her family gathered for a vigil to honor her memory, emphasizing her impact on others. They hope time may encourage someone with knowledge to come forward. A website, justicefornadine.ca, was created to support the search for justice. The case highlights the emotional toll of unresolved crimes on families and communities.