Those Who Wear Adidas Shoes In Canada Are Broken.

A British citizen of Columbia province discovered a broken foot at the seaside in the morning in June 18th, which is the sixth "coast breaking" case in a year in the province.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Mike Resol said the right foot was found in the 10 Adidas black sports shoes, and no other body was found near the scene.

This is not the first time that similar incidents have occurred in British Columbia province.

Last August, a girl playing on the beach in the island of the island of Princess Di Da found a right foot with 12 sports shoes.

Six days later, a woman found a right foot wearing Reebok sports shoes in the nearby Gabriella island.

In February 8th and May 22nd this year, third men and fourth right feet were found on the shore of Kirkland Island, 24 kilometers from the Virgin Island and 64 kilometers southwest of Vancouver.

In June 16th, two people who walked the dogs on WESTBANK Island found fifth, this time the left foot.

Up to now, six feet are found in the islands near the Georgia Strait, not far from Vancouver.

Who are these washed up feet?

Local people are talking about it.

Some people say that these feet belong to the victims of terrorist homicide; some say that the currents brought the remains of civilians killed in the Asian tsunami to Canada, and others said it was a practical joke.

In order to avoid further panic and suspicion, the police clarified on 18, there is no evidence that these feet are cut off, and suspect that they may belong to the victims of a plane accident three years ago.

However, the police also said that these feet may be the remnants of the boatman who had been killed by the suicides or when they were fishing in the Alaska sea, but did not provide more details.

Unable to confirm the identity of the feet, the Canadian Royal Mounted Police is investigating whether the 6 feet are related to the remains found elsewhere in the province, and no conclusion has been reached.

Terry Smith, the chief investigator of the province, said earlier that these feet were floating on the water without sinking because they were wearing buoyant running shoes.

They had detected DNA on the first three feet before, but could not find any matching samples in the database, so there was no way to confirm the identity of these feet temporarily.