Remains found?

RCMP trying to identify remains found near Regina
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Canadian Press
Regina — RCMP are trying to determine the identity of
human remains found north of Regina.
Police say the remains were found by residents Tuesday
in a field near the town of Southey, about 50 kilometres
north of the city.
Age and gender have yet to be determined.
Police have a news conference scheduled for later in the day.
RCMP Cpl. Brian Jones says police aren't jumping to any
conclusions until further details are known.
The discovery comes a month after the Saskatchewan
government announced it was forming a task force to
look into missing persons cases.
There are 82 open missing persons files in the province
that date back to the 1940s.

You know when things like this happens
- It gives many ofus that have missing family
members Hope of closure.
The sad thing is they did not get to say goodbye!
And the pain that it ended this way!