Canadian police believe the remains of 2 indigenous women who were victims of a serial killer are likely in a landfill, but will not search the site
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By Elizabeth Wolfe and Paradise Afshar, CNN Authorities in Canada believe the remains of two indigenous women who died at the hands of an alleged serial killer are likely in a landfill, but police have decided not to conduct a search at the site, citing hazards and ground conditions.
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By Elizabeth Wolfe and Paradise Afshar, CNN Authorities in Canada believe the remains of two indigenous women who died at the hands of an alleged serial killer are likely in a landfill, but police have decided not to conduct a search at the site, citing hazards and ground conditions.
Winnipeg police said the remains of Morgan Harris, 39, and Marcedes Myran, 26, were believed to be at a landfill north of the city, but he said a search would not be carried out due to potential hazards and conditions at the site.
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