Calgary police confirmed on Friday that a body discovered in Kananaskis is that of a woman who went missing from an area mall last week.
Stephanie Hodgeson was at CrossIron Mills mall at around 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 18, but was reported missing after she didn’t show up for plans made the two following days.
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Hodgson’s Jeep Cherokee was found by RCMP in Kananaskis country Tuesday night, and a body was located nearby on Wednesday.
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Although police are still waiting on tests to determine Hodgson’s cause of death, they said in a news release they don’t believe her death is suspicious.
“At this time, the death has been classified as non-criminal in nature,” the release stated.
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