Body of missing N.S. man found near East Dalhousie
Last Updated: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 | 5:26 PM AT
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RCMP say they've found the body of a Nova Scotia man who disappeared five weeks ago.
Ray Fowlie, 47, of Kentville, was last seen Nov. 22, driving a Ford Explorer.
Snowmobilers found his body in the vehicle on Sunday. It was discovered in a secluded area near East Dalhousie, in Kings County, about 45 kilometres southwest of Kentville.
RCMP do not suspect foul play. However, they say there will be an autopsy.
Fowlie was reported missing Nov. 25.
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