Son of Australian police chief, US girlfriend found dead in Canada

Two homicide victims found this week in western Canada are the son of a high-ranking Australian police official and the young man's US girlfriend, ...

MONTREAL: Two homicide victims found this week in western Canada are the son of a high-ranking Australian police official and the young man's US girlfriend, Canadian police said on Saturday

Fowler had settled in British Columbia, local news media said, but the pair had been traveling extensively. Deese's family told US media that the couple had embarked on a road trip through Canada. "Our deepest thanks for all your love and care. At this stage we can only move forward a minute at a time, and those minutes are moving so slowly," the family said.

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