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Leyland Cecco in Toronto

Canada police say they can’t recover bodies of murdered Indigenous women

Kera Harris, second from left, and her sister Cambria, centre, daughters of Morgan Harris, one of four women killed by an alleged serial killer in Winnipeg.
Kera Harris, second from left, and her sister Cambria, centre, daughters of Morgan Harris, one of four women killed by an alleged serial killer in Winnipeg. Photograph: Canadian Press/REX/Shutterstock

Police in Canada have said they don’t have the resources to search a landfill to recover the bodies of two Indigenous women murdered by an alleged serial killer – a decision that has left the daughters of one victim “heartbroken” and angry.

Last week, police in Winnipeg announced that four Indigenous women – Marcedes Myran, Morgan Harris, Rebecca Contois and a fourth woman who they had not identified – were believed to have been killed by an alleged serial killer. Winnipeg police have charged Jeremy Skibicki in their deaths.

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