Macabre Death Scene Discovered by Tourist at Shoal Bay, British Columbia

EDMONDS, Wash. - Sept. 28, 2013 - PRLog -- A macabre accident scene was discovered this week by a Des Moines, Washington woman vacationing at Shoal Bay, British Columbia.  Juliana Hale, a boating enthusiast located the apparent death scene while ‘taking a walk’ to stretch her legs after spending the past three months boating in the British Columbia waters.

By all appearances, the skeletal remains of a commercial truck driver, sits behind the wheel of a rusted out rig which is now tangled in overgrowth and vines.

With minimum communication outlets available to her from the remote location Ms. Hale sent the photo to her sister, Emily Hill, when she reached the Powell River marina. Emily Hill ironically writes ghost stories under the banner, ‘The Ghost Chaser’s Daughter (http://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Stories-And-Unexplained-ebook/dp/B005P4EFNE/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1380413740&sr=1-1&keywords=Ghost+Stories+and+the+unexplained)’.

The photo was eMailed with the following note: "Hey Emily, Paddi and I were walking out in the woods at Shoal Bay a couple of days ago, and look what we found! Not sure of the cause of the accident or when it happened . . ."

It would appear that the accident occurred many years ago, but why it has not been discovered by authorities is a complete mystery; although Shoal Bay, British Columbia is an extremely remote area of the Discover Islands, British Columbia.

Shoal Bay's British Columbia artist community is being notified in an attempt to establish the legitimacy of the scene, according to Ms. Hill of Edmonds, Washington.