How police will search Saskatoon landfill in Mackenzie Trottier case
For 33 days, officers and trained dogs will comb through material removed from a "layer of interest" within a specific area of the landfill.
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For 33 days, officers and trained dogs will comb through material removed from a "layer of interest" within a specific area of the landfill.
The search for Mackenzie Lee Trottier is going to narrow dramatically on Wednesday when the Saskatoon police shift their focus to a section at the city landfill about the size of an NHL hockey rink. They've done this before.
Saskatoon police announced the city landfill will be searched starting on May 1st following an investigation into the disappearance of Mackenzie Lee Trottier.
A specific area of the landfill will be searched for up to 33 days to find evidence related to the missing woman, last seen on Dec. 21, 2020.
A specific area of the landfill will be searched for up to 33 days to find evidence related to the missing woman, last seen on Dec. 21, 2020.