Authorities in the Western Canadian Province of Manitoba said on Wednesday that they discovered what could be the remains of two indigenous women who killed a serial killer, as a breakthrough in the case that devastated the local community and brought to the first time a matter of violence against indigenous women in Canada.
While searching for the Green Green Green Landscape Search near Winnipeg, the capital of Manitoba, experts “identified potential human remains in the test material,” the provincial government said.
The families of the two victims, Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran, have been informed and visited the place, it was said, adding that the police of the royal Canadian mounted and other agencies would take over investigations.
Between March and May 2022, Jeremy Anthony Michael Skibicki, then 35, killed four autochthonous women, all from the Winnipeg area. He was arrested in December of the same year. Expressed support for extremely right On social networks filling your Facebook page with a white superior, mizoginist and anti -Semitic Comments.
Last year, he was sentenced to 25 years in prison without conditional freedom for killing Mrs. Myran, who was 26 when she was killed; Mrs. Harris, who was 39 years old; Rebecca Contois, 24; And the unidentified woman called by the elders of the first nations by Mashkode Bizhiki’ikwe, which means a woman Buffalo.
Some of Mrs. Contois’s remains were recovered at a separate landfill in 2022, but the remains of unidentified women, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Myran were never found.
The last two women were killed within a few days from each other in early May 2022, the authorities said at the time. Both were from Long Plain First Nation, a reserve about 55 miles west of Winnipeg, and were reported to police as missing.
Families, friends, friends and communities of Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Myran set the relentless struggle to convince the authorities, both local and federal, to allow and finance a thorough search for their remains at the Prairie Green landfill, where GPS evidence suggested that they were probably kicked out.
The Canadian government resisted the landfill searching, stating the costs and technical difficulties.
In 2022, the Native Women’s and Girls’ Assassins in Canada were more than six times higher than that in their non-donor colleagues.
Cambria Harris, the daughter of Mrs. Harris, who has been fighting to recover the remains of her mother and Mrs. Myran, requested privacy. “I would like to complain this time in peace,” she said in the announcement of social media.
Jorden Myran, sister of Mrs. Myran, did not respond to a written request for comment.
