In a case that has fascinated people worldwide, police say they will not release the name of a missing man whose foot washed-up in Canada’s Strait of Georgia. DNA was used to make this first match in the case of the five mystery feet that have surfaced from the waters off the coast of British […]
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New (July 11): New leads emerge after B.C. police reveal shoes… (globeandmail.com) New: CBC News video: [wpvideo ss2IeNQU] New: Cops seek help in solving missing feet mystery (CTV Video) New: Pictures of all 5 shoes (in post below) New: Cororner’s findings, DNA analysis yields more clues in feet mystery (pdf) New: Transcript of opening remarks
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Update (July 10, 11:01am PST): News conference underway: 2-feet came from same person Update (July 10: 9:48am PST): As we wait for today’s news conference, I thought I’d feature two new videos about the “Mystery Feet” story. Seattle’s KOMO-TV aired a nicely-produced story last night. KOMO’s story does a good job of capturing the intrigue
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Rise Magazine has included the murder of 17-year-old high school football star Jamiel Shaw II in its list of top high school sports stories of 2007-2008. The list was also published today on the magazine’s Web site, RiseMag.com. In beginning its overview of the Shaw case, Rise Magazine writes: It seems obvious to label the
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