Found the 17th leg drifting on the coast of Columbia, there has been a solution to mystery over the past decade

In the past 10 years, there have been 16 human feet still in the drifting Salish shoelaces in Canada, causing many people to panic.

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Found the 17th leg drifting on the coast of Columbia, there has been a solution to mystery over the past decade Picture 1

Many hypotheses have been made about the owners of these feet as victims of trafficking, mass murder .

While people still bewildered to be able to give an explanation for the phenomenon of this creepy part, then recently, people found the 17th foot to land. And this foot has helped to decipher the mystery over the past 10 years.

Police found that these legs had no signs of being cut or cut, so the "mass murder" hypothesis was removed.

All shoes are sports shoes, use airbags inside the soles of shoes to keep them from sinking. And the shoes themselves are able to retain the victim's feet.

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When testing the 17th foot DNA, scientists found its owner. It was a man with depression, thought to have committed suicide. In addition, they identified the owner of two feet, a woman who committed suicide at Pattullo Bridge (New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada) in 2004.

It seems that these mysterious feet belong to those who have automatically ended their lives, or met the drowning accident in the oceans.

Their bodies decomposed, meanwhile, the feet were preserved in sports shoes and floated on the sea for years. Finally, thanks to a special flow in Canada, they returned to the mainland.

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