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Since 2007, in one of the areas of the Selish Sea, located between the southwest of the Canadian province of British Columbia and northwest washington state people became make extremely unusual finds. In the water near the shore were Shoe items with the remains of human feet inside. Local the coast quickly got the name “beach of severed legs.”
The first foot was found in a shoe on August 20th, 2007. The police determined that she belonged to a missing person to a canadian who suffered from depression and supposedly ended suicide life. The last creepy find was made in Sunday, February 7th of this year. Investigators failed identify who owned the foot in the sock and sportswear the shoe.
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A total of eighteen feet were found: left and right, owned by adult men and women. However, the personality and the gender of most of the victims could not be established. Another find made June 18, 2009, is a paw wild dog placed for some reason in the sock and male boot. Needless to say, all this gives away pure mysticism, and law enforcement agencies still cannot figure out where these the remains are taken, and, most importantly, why they are washed ashore in one and same place.
Horrible finds defy logical explanation
Medical examiners claim that the deceased long time in water, some parts of the body may spontaneously separate. However, it is unlikely that at least two feet of the drowned were in a radius of two hundred kilometers apart.
There has been speculation about a serial killer who cuts off its victims feet and dumps into the sea. Allegedly sea currents limbs are periodically transferred to the same place. However law enforcement agencies in the US and Canada claim that in Washington and British Columbia there are currently no serial killers.
Canadian specialist Shane Lambert suggests that not identified limbs may belong to people who died in December 2004 during the tsunami in the Indian Ocean. The expert is sure that the currents can also be to blame. bringing parts of human remains to this place. Cops not less claim some feet are “fresher” than others, so this hypothesis does not hold water.
The last foot was found a few days ago by a group of Canadian travelers. Tourists heard about the “beach of severed legs” immediately called the police.
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