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EDMONTON - An autopsy will take place Monday on a woman's body found over the weekend in a wooded area near Edmonton.
A contract oilfield worker doing routine site checks found the body Saturday near an oil well north of Camrose, about 50 kilometres southeast of Edmonton.
INDEPTH: Edmonton's murdered women
Forensic investigators and members of Calgary's major crimes unit are on the scene.
They have been joined by members of Project KARE, a special RCMP unit investigating the cases of 84 women who have gone missing or been found murdered over the past 20 years across Western Canada.
RCMP are not expected to release the woman's name, age or cause of death until Tuesday, but say it appears she died recently.
Police won't link her death to the murder of former Edmonton prostitute Debbie Darlene Lake, whose body was found in the same area two years ago.
However, some area residents say they're afraid their background has become a dumping ground for young women's bodies.
"What is going on around here? Where are they coming from?" asked Grace Dahl. "Someone must know the area, that is all I can say."
EDMONTON - An autopsy will take place Monday on a woman's body found over the weekend in a wooded area near Edmonton.
A contract oilfield worker doing routine site checks found the body Saturday near an oil well north of Camrose, about 50 kilometres southeast of Edmonton.
INDEPTH: Edmonton's murdered women
Forensic investigators and members of Calgary's major crimes unit are on the scene.
They have been joined by members of Project KARE, a special RCMP unit investigating the cases of 84 women who have gone missing or been found murdered over the past 20 years across Western Canada.
RCMP are not expected to release the woman's name, age or cause of death until Tuesday, but say it appears she died recently.
Police won't link her death to the murder of former Edmonton prostitute Debbie Darlene Lake, whose body was found in the same area two years ago.
However, some area residents say they're afraid their background has become a dumping ground for young women's bodies.
"What is going on around here? Where are they coming from?" asked Grace Dahl. "Someone must know the area, that is all I can say."