Unidentified person

Name - Unknown

File # 97-1042
2010-19098

Members of the RCMP Major Crime Section, assisted by the PEI Coroners Office, today exhumed the body of an unidentified person, listed as John Doe, at the Peoples Cemetery in Charlottetown. The body of the deceased was discovered by a local fisherman in the Malpeque Bay exactly 13 years ago, June 7th, 1997. The investigation at the time failed to identify the individual, with cause of death determined as a "possible drowning". Recent changes to provincial legislation, Section 11.(1) of the Coroner Act, has allowed for the exhumation to take place and no match has been found with any missing person cases since the body was recovered.

Sergeant Denis Morin, Media Relations Officer with "L" Division RCMP noted, "With the advancement of science and forensic work, the case is being reinvestigated commencing with a new autopsy to explore if any other evidence can be found to help with this investigation. Later, a facial approximation of the victim will be conducted by a forensic art specialist of the RCMP and any further details provided through these activities will be added to the investigation. We have more advanced resources now than when the deceased was found and we are hopeful that these advancements, along with the assistance of the general public, will help us to determine the name of the deceased and circumstances of the death."

Description of the victim:

• Gender: male
• Height: 181 cm ( 5'11")
• Found wearing :
  • black leather belt with large chain shaped "Jack Daniels" belt buckle, belt for size 36 inch waist
    
  • blue jeans "Broadway"
    
  • black leather zipper style booths size 10, white sport socks
    
  • initials "G.L." written by marker on tag on underwear

Sgt. Morin added, "The origin of the victim remains unknown and since he had been in the water for a number of weeks it is possible that he may have drifted with the tides. The deceased was wearing jeans with a bilingual logo and while he may be from Prince Edward Island, it is entirely possible that he may have originated from Quebec, Gaspe, northern New Brunswick or the Magdalen Islands."

The RCMP are continuing their investigation and are encouraging anyone having information that could assist in this investigation to call the RCMP Major Crime Section (902) 566-8816 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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Missing Person

Theresa Ann GREGORY

File # 2009-1489312

Location : Bangor, Prince Edward Island
Date of Birth: 1951-09-30

Details :

Ann GREGORY disappeared from the family home located in Bangor, Kings County, Prince Edward Island.

No contact has been made with the family since her disappearance on June 21st 1982. Foul play is suspected in her disappearance.

At the time of her disappearance Ann GREGORY, a white female, was 30 years old, 61 kg (135 lb), 167 cm tall ( 5'6" ) and had red wavy hair and blue eyes.

Contact:

Anyone with information regarding Theresa Ann GREGORY’s disappearance is asked to contact:

King District RCMP at 902-838-9300 or Crimestoppers (anonymous tips) at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).

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