Second foot found in BC identified

[HEyHEY]

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2008/12/05/bc-feet-dna-match.html

This is the creepiest fucking case.

[Dennis Donovan]

1. Has anyone called Daniel Day-Lewis?

:silly:

[Lars39]

2. Jeez, HEyHEy, what are ya'll doing up there?

:scared: At least one family has a little bit of peace now. :(

[Fenris]

3. Well, I'm glad to know the feet seperated from their bodies naturally.

There is still the question of how the bodies ended up in the water, and, say, where the bodies are...

[HEyHEY]

4. there's a few theories, one is a plane crash in which five people died but weren't found

[Trajan]

5. I want to read about it in DU ...

Not CBC ...

Yeah ... Im whining .....

[Historic NY]

6. this is like the 7th one found,creepy yes ..

perhaps the plane crash is the answer.

[MichaelHarris]

7. Where does

Dick Morris live? He's a huge fan of toes I hear.

[soothsayer]

8. can anyone beat 1 pair?

[petronius]

9. That's really strange. I didn't know that they'd actually IDed one of the people;

I'd think that would give a little more insight into what's happening. I understand the need to respect the family's wishes, but it would be nice if they'd give a few details about how the one known person ended up in the water.

It seems like there has to be one or more specific events behind this - running shoes are buoyant and feet do naturally disarticulate, but if these are just the result of unconnected people who happen to drown or wash away, then feet should be showing up on all North American coasts, not just the northwest...