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Remains of missing B.C. actor found, homicide investigators say
Police say evidence found during the search led investigators to treat Stewart McLean’s disappearance as a homicide and ask for public tips.
- On Thursday, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police declared the disappearance of actor Stewart McLean a homicide investigation. Authorities believe the 45-year-old, last seen May 15 at his Lions Bay home, was a victim of foul play.
- After Squamish RCMP initially launched a missing person report on May 18, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team assumed conduct of the case on Wednesday. Investigators uncovered evidence suggesting the Lions Bay resident met with foul play.
- McLean, a 45-year-old actor known for roles in Virgin River and Arrow, has worked in the Canadian industry since about 2015. He is described as 5ft 10in, 150 lbs, with gray hair and blue eyes.
- Authorities are urging the public to assist with the ongoing investigation by contacting the IHIT information line at 1-877-551-4448. Officials have not provided further details regarding the discovery of the actor's body.
- Lions Bay Search and Rescue conducted initial efforts on May 20 before the homicide team took over. The investigation remains active as police search the Sea-to-Sky region for information regarding the disappearance.
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