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FLOWERS FOR TRINA
‘We want to know why? How?’ Body of Trina Hunt, missing since Jan. 18, found in Hope STEFAN LABBÉ slabbe@tricitynews.com
A memorial grows outside of Trina Hunt’s home on Tuesday after police announced last Saturday they’d identified remains found in Hope March 29 as the Port Moody woman who’d been missing since Jan. 18. Police are investigating her death as a homicide. STEFAN LABBÉ/THE TRI-CITY NEWS
The missing Port Moody woman who sparked thousands of community members to band together in her search has been found dead. Last Saturday, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) announced it had identified the remains of 48-year-old Trina Hunt. Police say a body was found in the Silver Creek area of Hope on March 29, a small community on
the south side of the Trans Canada Highway. After a month of trying to identify the remains with the BC Coroners Service, IHIT said it has determined they are the missing Port Moody woman. The homicide unit, which takes over in the case of suspected foul play, is treating the death as a murder investigation. Hunt was reportedly last seen in her Port Moody home on the morning of Jan. 18 when her husband left for work. Her disappearance triggered a massive community search scouring her neighbourhood’s streets and forested trails. But no trace of the woman was ever found SEE
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