Crew working on Jodi Henrickson documentary notifies B.C. police of possible evidence
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Homicide investigators visited Bowen Island over the weekend after B.C. filmmakers working on a documentary about the 2009 disappearance of Jodi Henrickson turned up potential evidence in the cold case.
Homicide investigators visited Bowen Island over the weekend after B.C. filmmakers working on a documentary about the 2009 disappearance of Jodi Henrickson turned up potential evidence in the cold case.
Jenni Baynham, producer of the upcoming documentary “Finding Jodi,” told CTV News the crew visited Bowen Saturday with a team from the Canadian Cadaver Canines Association to investigate a tip they had received.
“Two of the cadaver dogs indicated an area of interest, which by the cadaver dog protocol meant that we had to contact the RCMP and let them know,” Baynham said.
The filmmakers and the CCCA team then remained on the island overnight to meet with members of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team on Sunday.
“The homicide team arrived and did a preliminary inspection of the area,” Baynham said. “We left, and it’s in the RCMP’s hands now.”
The producer stressed that there is no indication that Henrickson’s remains were found at the scene, but said IHIT told the crew they intended to investigate further.
Contacted for comment Wednesday, homicide investigators once again urged anyone with information on the Henrickson case to come forward.
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