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Apr 21, 2022 4:45 PM - The Canadian Press

Two sets of human remains in Surrey, B.C., may be from same person, say police

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Surrey R-C-M-P are investigating two reports of partial human remains being found in the city's downtown and are asking for anyone with any information to contact police.

It says the first report of possible human remains came on Saturday and the second report came Sunday.

The Mounties say the remains have not yet been identified, they are believed to be from the same victim.

It says its serious crimes unit is working with the B-C Coroners Service to identify the remains.

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