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Mystery of why human feet keep washing ashore in the US and Canada took 10 years to solve

An expert has dismissed the fears of a serial killer or aliens being the reason for human feet washing up on beaches.

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Mystery of why human feet keep washing ashore in the US and Canada took 10 years to solve

For a period of ten years, human feet washed ashore on beaches in the US and Canada.

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Confidence is high at Aotea Electric Riverside Speedway with four drivers securing their first race wins on Sunday. The club was hosting a round of.

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We Now Know Why Human Feet Keep Washing Up In The US And Canada

We Now Know Why Human Feet Keep Washing Up In The US And Canada
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The Mystery Of Why Human Feet Keep Washing Ashore In The US And Canada Has Been Solved

Since August 20, 2007, an alarming number of human feet have washed up on the coasts of the Salish Sea in the US and Canada. OK, any number of human feet washing up on the shore is a little alarming, but between 2007 and 2019 there have been over 21 feet – usually still in their shoes – that have wound up being found by beachgoers completely unattached to their humans. The first two were found within the space of a week by a young girl and a couple enjoying a walk. Both were right feet, and both were size 12. Both feet were decomposing, but still had flesh on them, Vancouver Island regional coroner Rose Stanton told CBC at the time of the discovery.

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