Fifteen feet have washed up on the shores of B.C. and Washington State since 2007 — the latest incident was in Seattle in 2014.
"I believe most of these were determined to be suicides," said Brown. None of the B.C. cases involved foul play.
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It appears the foot disarticulated naturally from the rest of the body, a result of prolonged immersion in water, the Coroners Service said in a release.
It's Tanis #keeplooking
As they say in Improv: Yes, And … So, where is the list? Darned lazy journalism!
A cursory search at least reveals more clues as of 2016-02-09:
So what's the current foot count now – 16 or 13?
difficult to tell - they grow new ones on the foreheads of the victims.
Eight of the twelve feet belonging to six people, and if two of the feet leave a train station traveling at 70 miles per hour....
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My initial theory was that these had drifted over from the 2004 Indonesian tsunami, but since they are still showing up that is not viable.
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