LAURIER TOWNSHIP, Ont. – Police say no foul play is suspected in the death of a missing man whose remains were found in a vehicle in northern Ontario last week.
Officers say Eugene Kim of Markham was reported missing in October 2017.
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Police said last week they found human remains inside a vehicle registered to Kim in Laurier Township, about 55 kilometres south of North Bay.
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Police said at the time they were not certain whether the remains were Kim’s.
Officers say a post mortem has now confirmed that it was 38-year-old Kim’s body in the vehicle.
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