Body found in Mission

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Posted February 20, 2017 2:22 pm.

Last Updated February 20, 2017 3:18 pm.

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MISSION (NEWS 1130) – Police believe a woman found dead in Mission yesterday is 66-year-old Dana Barlow, who had previously been reported as missing.

The coroner’s service is carrying out a full autopsy with the help of the RCMP forensics team to confirm the identity.

District staff found the body in the Hatzic area and flagged down a passing Mountie.

Barlow was reported missing in November.

Police say the death is not suspicious.

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