Feet found on Canada's coast

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Six sport type shoes have been found on beaches around the Strait Of Georgia between Vancouver Island and the British Columbia mainland. The shoes all appeared to contain a human foot in them, though one proved to to be a hoax.

It is not known how the severed feet came to end up on the coast like this and police have revealed few details in the case. Pathologists have stated there is no evidence of trauma or tool marks on the feet and most likely separated naturally.

1 Feet Facts
2 Timeline
3 Investigation
4 ATS Discussion Threads
5 External links

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Feet Facts

Four of the feet were male. One foot was female. One was an animal foot.

Four of the feet are from the right foot. Two of the male feet belong to the same person.

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Timeline

The first foot was found August 20, 2007 on Jedidiah Island. (This first has been identified as a male missing person, but no name has released)

The second foot was found August 26, 2007 on Gabriola Island.

The third foot was found February 2, 2008 on Valdez Island.

The fourth foot was the only left foot and found on May 22, 2008 on Kirkland Island.

The fifth foot was found June 16, 2008 on Westham Island, and has been matched to foot three.

The sixth foot was the one proven to be a hoax.

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Investigation

The first foot was identified through DNA.

The U.S. authorities in Washington State have requested cooperation in an investigation of a skeletal body found on Orcas Island that was missing its feet.

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