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Nov 3, 2020 12:28 AM -

Three people were found dead, fourth person found shot on Vancouver Island

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File - Police say there is no risk to the public after three people were found dead and a fourth was found shot in a rural area on Vancouver Island.B.C. Government

Police say there is no risk to the public after three people were found dead and a fourth was found shot in a rural area on Vancouver Island.

Police say a person riding an off-road motorcycle found the first body yesterday afternoon near Qualicum Beach.

They say two other bodies were found nearby in a burned-out travel trailer and that a wounded man found in another trailer is in stable condition in hospital.

Corporal Jesse Foreman says the investigation is in its early stages but police believe all four were well known to each other.

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