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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 899924" data-attributes="member: 12952">The agony of the feet continues in Canada.&nbsp; British Columbia has been riddled by eight human feet washing ashore&nbsp; in the province and another appendage was found on the shore of Sasamat&nbsp; Lake near Port Moody on Friday, The Vancouver Sun reports.&nbsp; This is at least the ninth foot discovered in British Columbia since 2007, according to The National Post. By other counts, there have been a dozen feet found.&nbsp; The case of the mysterious feet has vexed authorities and the public, with details of the latest find differing from its predecessors in two ways, the CBC says.&nbsp; The ninth foot, found last Friday by a child at a camp, was in a body&nbsp; of fresh water. All the earlier feet, believed to come from six&nbsp; different people, were in saltwater. Unlike the first eight feet, which&nbsp; were inside running shoes, the newest foot was in a hiking boot, media&nbsp; outlets said.&nbsp; Like the earlier incidents, investigators don&#039;t suspect foul play in the latest discovery, The Globe and Mail reports. Medical examiners believe the feet separate from dead bodies due to natural causes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 899924, member: 12952"] The agony of the feet continues in Canada. British Columbia has been riddled by eight human feet washing ashore in the province and another appendage was found on the shore of Sasamat Lake near Port Moody on Friday, [I]The Vancouver Sun[/I] reports. This is at least the ninth foot discovered in British Columbia since 2007, according to[I] The National Post[/I]. By other counts, there have been a dozen feet found. The case of the mysterious feet has vexed authorities and the public, with details of the latest find differing from its predecessors in two ways, the CBC says. The ninth foot, found last Friday by a child at a camp, was in a body of fresh water. All the earlier feet, believed to come from six different people, were in saltwater. Unlike the first eight feet, which were inside running shoes, the newest foot was in a hiking boot, media outlets said. Like the earlier incidents, investigators don't suspect foul play in the latest discovery,[I] The Globe and Mail[/I] reports. Medical examiners believe the feet separate from dead bodies due to natural causes. [/QUOTE]

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