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Serial killer could be responsible for woman's death near Edmonton: RCMP
EDMONTON -- Mounties in Alberta say the discovery of a woman's remains in the same area where three other women have been found could mean police are dealing with a serial killer.
RCMP Insp. Stacey Talbot said Tuesday that the remains found in April on a rural property near Leduc, south of Edmonton, have been identified as those of Corrie Ottenbreit.
"We consider Corrie's death to be a homicide," Talbot said. "We do not know what happened to Corrie. We are asking for the public's assistance."
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RCMP Insp. Stacey Talbot announces Tuesday, July 28, 2015 at K-Division Headquarters in Edmonton that human remains found southeast of Edmonton in April belong to Corrie Ottenbreit, a sex-trade worker who disappeared more than a decade ago. (THE CANADIAN PRESS / Dean Bennett)
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A photo of Corrie Ottenbreit, a sex-trade worker who disappeared more than a decade ago, is displayed at a news conference in Edmonton, Tuesday, July 28, 2015. (THE CANADIAN PRESS / Dean Bennett)
Serial killer could be responsible for woman's death near Edmonton: RCMP
EDMONTON -- Mounties in Alberta say the discovery of a woman's remains in the same area where three other women have been found could mean police are dealing with a serial killer.
RCMP Insp. Stacey Talbot said Tuesday that the remains found in April on a rural property near Leduc, south of Edmonton, have been identified as those of Corrie Ottenbreit.
"We consider Corrie's death to be a homicide," Talbot said. "We do not know what happened to Corrie. We are asking for the public's assistance."
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RCMP Insp. Stacey Talbot announces Tuesday, July 28, 2015 at K-Division Headquarters in Edmonton that human remains found southeast of Edmonton in April belong to Corrie Ottenbreit, a sex-trade worker who disappeared more than a decade ago. (THE CANADIAN PRESS / Dean Bennett)
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A photo of Corrie Ottenbreit, a sex-trade worker who disappeared more than a decade ago, is displayed at a news conference in Edmonton, Tuesday, July 28, 2015. (THE CANADIAN PRESS / Dean Bennett)