The RCMP is asking for the public’s help as they continue to investigate the death of a transgender Edmonton woman.
The body of Myrah Whitstone, 34, was found on March 24 near Range Road 213 north of Highway 16. At the time, Strathcona County reported that a man had died.
READ MORE: Autopsy doesn’t provide answers in Strathcona County death
Police said Whitstone was last seen on March 23 at around 12:45 a.m., interacting with a man in a light-coloured Dodge Journey. The vehicle was last seen travelling west on 118 Avenue.
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The cause of Whitstone’s death has not been determined, and RCMP are waiting for toxicology results from the Edmonton medical examiner’s office.
READ MORE: Body found in Strathcona County
Police have released photos of Whitstone and the vehicle believed to be connected to the investigation.
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