Saskatoon police treating discovery of body off Highway 7 as homicide
Saskatoon police are investigating the discovery of human remains west of the city as a homicide.
The remains were discovered off Highway 7 west of Saskatoon on Wednesday, with forensic investigators examining the scene alongside a provincial coroner.
Now, police say the remains have been identified as 31-year-old Chad Romanski.
In a news release Monday, police said after a forensic examination, they're treating his death as a homicide.
Anyone with relevant information about Romanski, a Saskatoon man, is asked to call police or Crime Stoppers.
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