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OPP say foul play not a factor after human remains discovered in Lake Erie

After a post-mortem examination, OPP do not think foul play appears to be a factor and they are not treating the death as suspicious. Lars Hagberg / File / The Canadian Press

OPP have identified the human remains found over a week ago in Norfolk County.

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The remains, found by hunters on Oct. 25 in Lake Erie, are of 59-year-old Raymond Burns of New Kensington, Pennsylvania.

“Hunters were in the area and observed what appeared to be human remains and immediately contacted police,” OPP Const. Ed Sanchuk said.

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After a post-mortem examination, OPP do not think foul play appears to be a factor and they are not treating the death as suspicious.

Burns went missing in August after the fishing vessel he was on sank in the Ohio area.

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“Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Burns family,” Sanchuk said.

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