Shock in Port Moody: Woman in Her 60s Discovered Dead at Marina!

In a tragic turn of events, Port Moody police have reported the discovery of a woman’s body at a marina located off Barnet Highway on New Year's Day. At approximately 9 a.m., an unsuspecting passerby made the grim find while strolling near the water.

Acting Sergeant Sam Zacharias shared details with 1130 News Radio, confirming that the woman, believed to be in her 60s, was retrieved from the water with assistance from the Coast Guard. The community is left in disbelief as investigators work tirelessly to piece together the circumstances surrounding this unfortunate incident.

Currently, authorities are in the initial stages of their investigation. Major crime detectives are diligently gathering evidence in hopes of shedding light on the woman’s death. At this point, police have not ruled out the possibility of criminal activity, although they consider the situation to be "isolated," offering some reassurance to the public.

Working in collaboration with the BC Coroners’ Service, investigators are focusing on determining the cause of death, with no preliminary evidence suggesting that it might have been a suicide. Acting Sgt. Zacharias has assured the community that there is no ongoing risk to public safety, and he urges anyone with information or potential witnesses to come forward and assist with their inquiries.

As the investigation unfolds, the community is left grappling with the shocking reality of this tragedy. What could have led to such a devastating outcome? Authorities continue to seek answers and the public's help in unraveling this mysterious case.