Canadian police investigate the deaths of two sex workers whose bodies were found in the same building within a fortnight. The suspicious deaths of two prostitutes in the same building in the space of a fortnight has sparked a major investigation in Canada.
The bodies of Jill Lyons and Karen Nabors, who both worked as online escorts, were discovered in an apartment building in Vancouver. Ms Lyons, 45, was discovered dead in her own apartment on August 12 but autopsy reports have proved inconclusive, local media has reported.
The body of Ms Nabors was discovered on August 25, also in her own apartment, and police are believed to have found evidence suggesting the year-old was murdered. Ukraine-Russia war latest: Ukraine 'launches three attacks' in Russian region; Trump says Putin 'wants dying to stop'. Freed Thai hostages 'feel grateful' to be back home after being held captive for more than a year. Hostage told Hamas crowd he hoped to see wife and daughters after release — suggesting he didn't know they were killed on 7 October.
Both women were known to bring clients back to their apartments after posting adverts online. They weren't ladies who would work the street or anything like that," neighbour Martin Piasta told Canadian paper the Globe and Mail.
As police searched surrounding bushes, residents of the apartment building reacted with shock to news of the death of Ms Nabors. Online Escorts: Vancouver Police Probe Deaths Canadian police investigate the deaths of two sex workers whose bodies were found in the same building within a fortnight.
