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...The medical examiner has already been to the scene.
http://www.660news.com/2015/02/16/body-found-in-fish-creek-provincial-park/
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...The medical examiner has already been to the scene.
...Details including the person’s age, sex and cause of death aren’t yet known.
And Justin McKinnon Blomme Rhodes
...Det. Steve Adair said police hope an autopsy, which is scheduled for Tuesday, will identify the person and shed some light on how they died.
If Justin has been ruled out, then either this is a female body, or there are distinct clothing that do not match anything worn by Justin.
The unusual photos that were hanging from trees in Fish Creek Park related to the disappearance of Shannon Madill (Dec 18, 2014) ... last seen at home by her husband ... she left without a cell phone and wasn't reported missing until other family members became worried.
I don't mean to be rude or repulsive or disrespectful.... but... how long do you figure after death, the remains would still be referred to as a 'body'? I am just wondering because.. I was rather shocked when that U of V student was found and was already in such a state of decomposition, within such a relatively short period of time (at least it was short to me.. who, at the time had never looked into how long it takes to become skeletonized). I am wondering if this 'body' they found is a case which is more recent?
Thank you for the map and graphs otto.. is it possible to create a map showing the location of the body in relation to where both Shannon Burgess and Justin McKinnon (and any other more recent ones I may not be aware of) were last seen?
Justin has been ruled out?
Decomposition depends on many factors including temperature, weather, and animal activity. In this case, there is most likely animal activity (coyotes). The temperature was above freezing during many days in the last three months. The body was apparently in a treed area, which would be cooler (slower decomposition) than in an open field.
Which Virginia case are you thinking about?
That was posted somewhere ... perhaps on the Justin thread.
Hannah Graham
Yes thank you, found it. Glad it is not him, but sorry for whomever it is.