Body of man reported missing in 2021 located in Ottawa River: police
Police said the a forensic identification process confirmed the remains are those of Brett O’Grady who had been reported missing last October.
According to police, investigators and the coroner’s officer have concluded that “no foul play is suspected in this matter.”“We would like to thank everyone involved for all of their efforts to locate Brett,” police said in a news release. “Our thoughts are with his family and friends.”
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