Mystery feet raise a stink in BC
For the past several months, severed human feet have been washing up on the shores of islands in British Columbia’s Georgia Straits.
Reuters reports that a fourth such severed foot has been found. A passer-by was walking along the shore on Kirkland Island, near the mouth of the Fraser River, when he made the gruesome discovery. The foot was still wearing a shoe.
Police aren’t drawing any conclusions about whether the owners of the feet are alive or dead, or whether this is the result of a grisly accident or something more sinister. DNA testing has failed to link the feet to any known missing persons.
For now, the feet remain a mystery.
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I believe all four feet were shoe-clad. The first one had a Reebok basketball shoe on.
It’s a new promotion for Reebok .
The shoes are in perfect condition whilst the bodies have run their course .
i dont know what to say but thats f*****g disgusting! >:(
Not sure if it means a serial killer is also a runner who owns a shoes store. it’s really bizarre…get it figured out. this killer needs to be caught and punished!
I believe it’s aliens, ever since the XFiles was filming here in B.C unexplained happenings started?
Or werewolves.
HAHA
kaay
so im pretty sure thats freaking discustingg
i mean HUMAN feet . i dont even like feet
but to see dead human feet on a beach or what ever ?
i’d never swim in that watter EVER again !
thats sooo ickkkky !