Remains found in search for missing P.E.I. teenager
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RCMP have found human remains they believe are connected to a missing teenager on P.E.I., and made two arrests.
RCMP made the announcement in a media briefing Wednesday morning.
"Several charges are expected to be laid later, including homicide," said RCMP Supt. Kevin Lewis, acting commanding officer for P.E.I.
CBC News is not naming the youths or the victim as charges are expected to be laid and their identities are expected to be protected under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
The two youth were arrested Tuesday evening, and the remains were found early Wednesday morning. The remains have not yet been positively identified, but are believed to be those of a missing teenager.
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