WA, Crime: Police investigating if human remains linked to bizarre sea rescue north of Perth
- 7 months ago
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Before strange sea in the north of Perth, body was found in burned car, man remains under the police guard. The officers were located in the Indian Ocean Drive in the Gulf of Jurien, 200 km north of Perth, shortly after midnight Monday. Following more investigations, police, the next morning, they believe that they believe that there were human remains in vehicle. The police investigate whether the incident was connected to a sea rescue officers, and that afternoon he was called from the Cervantes Pier. Early early hours Tuesday, a car was found in fire near Gulf of Jurien, later hours day, police confirmed that there were human remains. In arrival, while police found a vehicle dipped in water, another ship was dragged into the sea with a man on ship. The man was irregular, and soon he jumped into the water before he was saved by a nearby fisherman's ship. Both vehicles were rescued by the researchers and were found to be judicial after moving to Perth. The police then found another vehicle dipped in Cervantes and a man moved irregularly on a nearby boat. They investigate whether the events are connected. In a statement, police said that there was no “suspicious” in the sunken vehicle returning from ocean. The police were also looking for Dashcam s from vehicles traveling in both directions along the Indian Ocean Drive between 9 00-11.30 on September 25th. Anyone who can help the police are asked to call crime worship or via 1800 333 000 or via crimestopperswa.au.
Before strange sea in the north of Perth, body was found in burned car, man remains under the police guard. The officers were located in the Indian Ocean Drive in the Gulf of Jurien, 200 km north of Perth, shortly after midnight Monday. Following more investigations, police, the next morning, they believe that they believe that there were human remains in vehicle. The police investigate whether the incident was connected to a sea rescue officers, and that afternoon he was called from the Cervantes Pier. Early early hours Tuesday, a car was found in fire near Gulf of Jurien, later hours day, police confirmed that there were human remains. In arrival, while police found a vehicle dipped in water, another ship was dragged into the sea with a man on ship. The man was irregular, and soon he jumped into the water before he was saved by a nearby fisherman's ship. Both vehicles were rescued by the researchers and were found to be judicial after moving to Perth. The police then found another vehicle dipped in Cervantes and a man moved irregularly on a nearby boat. They investigate whether the events are connected. In a statement, police said that there was no “suspicious” in the sunken vehicle returning from ocean. The police were also looking for Dashcam s from vehicles traveling in both directions along the Indian Ocean Drive between 9 00-11.30 on September 25th. Anyone who can help the police are asked to call crime worship or via 1800 333 000 or via crimestopperswa.au.