Remains found in burned down cabin ID'd as missing woman's

RCMP in Fort St. John has confirmed that the human remains found in a burned down trapper’s cabin are those of a missing woman.

42 year old Pamela Napoleon was last seen on July 23rd, and it’s believed the cabin caught fire that night or the next morning.

Her remains weren’t found until August 4th, and dental records have confirmed her identity.

However, her cause of death has not been determined.

The fire and her death are both being treated as suspicious.

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