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Mar 21, 2022 8:25 PM - The Canadian Press

Kamloops RCMP hopes public can help them trace the movements of a van linked to a suspicious death in the area

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Kamloops RCMP hope the public can help them trace the movements of a van linked to a suspicious death in the area. (Photo - Kamloops RCMP/Twitter)

Kamloops RCMP hope the public can help them trace the movements of a van linked to a suspicious death in the area.

Investigators say a body was found in the van last Thursday while it was parked outside a home just west of Kamloops.

The white, 2020 GMC van has a ``Budget'' decal on the driver's door and another saying ``we sell boxes'' on the driver's side rear quarter panel, and officers want to talk to anyone who may have seen the vehicle around the southern Interior recently.

Police say they are waiting for results of an autopsy before confirming the victim's name or cause of death.

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