Anyone with information was urged to contact police via 105, quoting file number 251029/3817.
Information can also be provided via Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.
Earlier in December, Detective Inspector Martin James said investigators were “working hard to get answers for Teishallia’s whānau, and to support them as they mourn the loss of a much-loved family member”.
“We believe there are people in the community who know what happened to Teishallia and who was involved,” James said.
Teishallia Te Paea, 37, (inset) was found dead in a residence on Camberley’s Kotuku Street. Composite image.
The police Behavioural Science Unit (BSU) earlier in December completed a preliminary analysis of the killing and the offender.
Police said the homicide was committed in a “unique way”.
They said the person responsible may have been acting differently in the weeks after Te Paea’s death and avoiding questions about their movements, using family and friends as protection and being evasive about Te Paea.
The BSU said the offender was known to Te Paea, the offence was a targeted act of violence, the offender had knowledge of the property and an attempt to conceal the crime was to create distance between the offender and Te Paea.