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RCMP say they are dealing with a second death as they investigate the disappearance of a young couple in northern Alberta last weekend.
Police say the body of Cory Grey, a 19-year-old woman, was discovered late Tuesday afternoon in a rural area outside High Prairie.
The discovery came after the body of Dylan Laboucan, Grey's 17-year-old boyfriend, was found Monday night when police went to check a report of a sudden death on the Whitefish River First Nation.
Grey was reported missing late Sunday — a day after Laboucan was reported missing from the same general area.
Their bodies were found in different locations and police say Grey's disappearance is linked to that of her boyfriend's.
Mounties also say it's too early to determine if either death was the result of criminal activity, or if they are linked.
Autopsies were scheduled for Wednesday in Edmonton.
Police say they are appealing to the public for information on the deaths.
