Police are asking the public for information that may help identify human remains found on a beach in September.
In a news release Monday, Nova Scotia RCMP said a body was found on a beach in Digby County’s Sandy Cove on Sept. 8.
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The RCMP says they worked with the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service and the remains have been identified as male, but they are unsure of his identity.
“The RCMP is releasing photos of the man’s clothing with the hope that someone may recognize them,” police stated in the news release.
Police say the circumstances that led to the man’s death have not yet been determined and the case has been recently added to Canada’s Missing website.
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Anyone with information is asked to contact the Digby County RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
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