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RCMP share more details on lutselk’e death

Cameron Wilkinson
By Cameron Wilkinson

A few more details have been shared regarding the sudden death in Lutselk’e.

Tuesday morning, police responded to a report of a sudden death. RCMP members entered the home to find a young woman in her 20’s dead.

Members of the Northwest Territories RCMP Major Crimes Unit; Forensic Identification Services and Coroner Service have travelled to the community and are investigating this death. The RCMP is supporting the NWT Coroner Services in their investigation.

No further information is available at this time.

Cameron Wilkinson
Cameron Wilkinson
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