RCMP say the death of a woman whose body was pulled from Lesser Slave River in northern Alberta earlier this week is suspicious.
The woman has been identified as 21-year-old Nicole Robar. Police said she was in Slave Lake on July 10 and reported missing on Aug. 1.
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Robar’s body was recovered from Lesser Slave River on Saturday.
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The RCMP Major Crimes Unit is now leading the investigation. On Friday, police searched the river for evidence.
Anyone with information on Robar’s death is asked to contact the Slave lake RCMP at 780-849-3045 or Crime Stoppers.
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