Woman, man found in burnt-out Nova Scotia car are homicide victims: police

RCMP successful Nova Scotia said they are present investigating the deaths of a antheral and pistillate who were recovered wrong a burnt-out conveyance past period successful Greenhill arsenic homicides.

On Wednesday, constabulary said that aft moving with the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service, they person identified the remains of the victims arsenic those of Kelly Trask, 32, of Truro, and Tyler Meagher, 34, of Grand Prairie, Alta.

RCMP spokesperson Cindy Bayers told Global News that constabulary could not merchandise details surrounding the causes of decease arsenic that is portion of the ongoing investigation.

Bayers said that the 2 victims “were known to each other” but she was incapable to supply circumstantial details connected the quality of their relationship.

The spokesperson said that Meagher has “family and friends” successful Nova Scotia but could not accidental definitively arsenic to wherefore helium was there.

RCMP are continuing the hunt for a motive and for accusation regarding a fishy oregon suspects.

“In presumption of suspect, what I tin accidental is that we are precise overmuch looking to the assemblage for further information,” Bayers said. “And the investigators are appealing to those, particularly successful the Truro and Pictou areas.”

Back connected Nov. 9, the bodies were recovered by officers from the Pictou County District detachment wrong a burnt-out conveyance successful Greenhill, soon aft 2 p.m.

At the time, constabulary said officers believed the circumstances to beryllium “suspicious” and the large transgression portion had taken complaint of the case.

Six days later, RCMP issued a merchandise saying they were looking for Trask, who had been reported missing from Truro connected Nov. 14.

Police said the 32-year-old woman had past been seen successful Truro connected Nov. 5.