The remains of two adults were found after emergency crews responded to a fire on the Frog Lake First Nation on Thursday morning.
At around 8:15 a.m., Elk Point RCMP were called to a fire where a mobile home had been fully engulfed in flames.
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Police said the remains were found inside the home.
A fire investigator was also called to the scene and an RCMP investigation continues.
Autopsies were completed at the medical examiner’s office in Edmonton on Friday. Police did not identify the victims but said they were a man and a woman.
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“Nothing suspicious from the fire investigation has been found,” police said. “Our thoughts continue to be with the family of the deceased.”
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Frog Lake First Nation is located about 250 kilometres east of Edmonton.
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