On Monday Oct. 3, the home of 91原创 City homicide victim Naomi Onotera was put up for sale.

An online listing, that said it was a 鈥渃ourt-ordered sale,鈥� described the house at 20010 50 Avenue as a 鈥済reat investment potential with opportunity for future land assembly and development.鈥�

鈥淢ain level features an open concept living with kitchen including a breakfast bar and hardwood flooring,鈥� the listing said.

鈥淯pstairs features three generous sized bedrooms and a large bathroom. The basement features a rec room with a bonus in-law one-bedroom suite, which is currently tenanted on a month-to-month basis.鈥�

The asking price for the four bedroom, two-and-a-half bath house was $1,199,000, below the current City average of $1.4 million.

As of Tuesday, no for-sale sign had been posted at the property.

A memorial with flowers remained at the site, facing 200th Street, with a message that said 鈥淚n Living Memory鈥� next to one of the missing posters put up by friends after Onotera disappeared.

Onotera, a 40-year mother of a two-year-old daughter who worked as a teacher-librarian in Surrey, was reported missing to 91原创 RCMP in August of 2021.

In September, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) was called in to work with the 91原创 RCMP on the investigation, and by late in the month an extensive search began at Onotera鈥檚 house.

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There were further searches in December, including a vehicle being towed from the home under police supervision.

Shortly after that, Onotera鈥檚 49-year-old husband, Obnes Regis, was arrested and charged with manslaughter and indignity to human remains.

Police confirmed that the remains of Onotera had been located, but would not say where.

Regis, who remains in custody, was due to appear before a Surrey Provincial Court Judge on Thursday, Oct. 6.

No trial date has been set, but last week, the Crown filed a direct indictment, which means the case will go straight to trial without the usual preliminary hearing of the evidence.

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Family and friends have organized a fundraiser in memory of Naomi to benefit her daughter and the Surrey Women鈥檚 Centre on Saturday, Oct. 22 in Port Moody.

Food, drinks, dancing and family-friendly games are planned along with a poker tournament.

Tickets to the event were only available online at .

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A GoFundMe page 鈥�,鈥� is still active and has raised $27,000 so far.

Her daughter is being cared for by her sister, the page said.

The campaign aims to ensure the child has 鈥渢he brightest possible future.鈥�