Shoes with 'meat-like' substance found on BC beach a hoax
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Courtesy of explorevancouverisland.com
Web reporterQ13 FOX News Online
3:21 p.m. PDT,August 31, 2012
VICTORIA, BC—
The Province reported that police have determined that three shoes found on a Victoria beach were a hoax.
The shoes had a "meat-like" substance in them, but turned out to be nothing, police told the paper.
Two of the shoes looked to be children's shoes and were discovered Thursday on Clover Point.
Victoria police spokesman, Const. Mike Russell, told the Province that it was a "pretty sick" hoax to put the community through. He said that police will not tolerate incidents such as thing and that the people who pulled the hoax need to be found.
In the last five years, nine shoes have been found with human remains inside of them along the shores of British Columbia. There have also been two other hoaxes, the paper reported.
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