HALIFAX – Foul play is not suspected in the death of a missing 35-year-old man whose body found in Mira Gut, N.S., on Thursday.
The man’s name is not being released because his family needs to be notified first.
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Cape Breton Regional Police Service officers were called to a home in the area because the man left his parent’s home that same day for a walk but did not come back, according to a press release from police.
Officers, who were helped by the department’s K-9 Unit, found the man’s body near a breakwater not long after searching.
The Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service death will help with the investigation.
Mira Gut is about a 25-minute drive from Sydney.
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