The family of missing Vancouver Island mother and filmmaker Twyla Roscovich have confirmed that the body of the 38-year old has been found.
In a post on Roscovich’s Facebook page late Friday, the family announced the sad news that Twyla’s body has been found.
“We are deeply saddened to inform everyone that our dear Twyla’s body has been found. No foul play is suspected.”
No other details were provided.
“We also wish to express our heartfelt appreciation for those who took part in search efforts, as well as all of those who reached out with concern and support over the last few days,” the post continues.
The family also indicated a GoFundMe page will be setup on Saturday for Roscovich’s four-year-old daughter.
Roscovich was last seen on the morning of September 6 when she advised she was going down island to seek medical treatment.
Police say she was last confirmed to be in the Campbell River or Quadra Island area on Sept. 7 and 8.
She sent a text message stating she would be camping near Nanaimo in her car, but her car was later found in Campbell River.
Police say she was last confirmed to be in the Campbell River or Quadra Island area on Sept. 7 and 8
“Twyla is so loved. This coast she loved and fought for with all of her heart is a lonelier place for her passing. She left us too soon,” the end of the Facebook read.
