Human remains near Banff not one but two people

July 27, 2001
Source: Global TV
Original story - link verified on July 27, 2001
By Lynne Koziey

New clues in a three-year-old mystery have led police to believe human remains found on a Banff mountainside belong to two people, not one. Investigators scouring an area of Sulphur Mountain in 1998 found a deteriorated skull, several bones and a black leather wallet containing $30. But it wasn't until new DNA evidence was revealed this month that police reopened the file and searched the secluded area again, this time unearthing valuable clues undetected three years ago.

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