Mother of murdered Fraser Valley woman makes emotional appeal for help

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“She will never get the chance to go to college, get married, have kids, she will have none of that. I will never hear her say the words ‘Mommy’ or ‘I love you ever again,'” said Ashni Ram, mother of Aisha Harouya. “She loved animals and the love of her life was her dog, Lexi. She was going into makeup and hair and her dream was to be a makeup artist and move to LA. She had a passion for fashion.”

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Ram says the pain of losing a loved one is inexpressible, coupled with the agony of seeing a bedroom door leading to a bed that will remain empty.

“It is also very difficult to express the pain that now lives inside of us, the torture of having to wake up every morning, the torture of the emptiness that we now live within our home,” Ram said. “The agony of having to see her bedroom door, reminding us that her bed will always stay empty. The family pictures that hang throughout our home is just another painful reminder of knowing that there will never be another family picture to add to our collection. It’s been over a year and I still can’t find the strength to pack up her stuff. Her room has stayed untouched. Countless sleepless nights, weekly grief counselling and daily tears is my new life! Half my heart is gone!”

Roughly a year and a half later, Harouya’s family continues to urge the public to come forward with any information about Harouya’s passing.

“I am pleading with the public, at this time, if you have any information or can remember seeing my daughter Aisha, or anyone she was talking to, walking with, if she got into a car with anyone between the dates of July 23 and July 24, 2022 to please come forward,” Ram said. “We need justice served not only for my daughter but for other young women to end violence against women. Our family needs closure and peace so any information, no matter how big or small, might help.”

Anyone with information is asked to contact the IHIT Information Line at 1-877-551-IHIT (4448) or by email at ihitinfo@rcmp-grc.gc.ca.