Human remains found in field identified as Ebb and Flow First Nation woman, 53
, found in a field in the West St. Paul municipality just north of Winnipeg on the afternoon of June 6.
Police said they were called to the site, east of Highway 8 near Grassmere Road, where they found the remains of a woman who was 40-50 years old. Further investigation has identified the woman as 53-year-old Lori Ann Mancheese of Ebb and Flow First Nation.RCMP continue to investigate while waiting for autopsy results, but currently aren’t considering Mancheese’s death to be criminal in nature.
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