Police find body of Quebec girl missing since 2007

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Published Sunday, December 13, 2015
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TROIS RIVIERES, Que. - Quebec provincial police have found the remains of a girl who went missing in 2007 when she was nine years old.

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Police confirmed late Saturday that human bones discovered Friday evening in Saint-Maurice, near Trois-Rivieres, are those of Cedrika Provencher.

Provencher was last seen on July 31, 2007 near her home in Trois-Rivieres, about halfway between Montreal and Quebec City.

She vanished after reportedly helping a man look for a lost dog.

At one point in the investigation a $100,000 reward was offered for information leading to an arrest.

No arrests have been made, but police say the investigation is ongoing.



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