Edmonton police complete autopsy on suspicious death

An autopsy has been completed on the suspicious death of a man in Edmonton from earlier this week.

On Wednesday just before 10 a.m., Edmonton Police Service (EPS) responded to a complaint at a residence in the area of 118 Avenue and 95A Street. When officers arrived, they discovered a 37-year-old man dead inside.

An autopsy was done on Friday, where it was determined that William Foulkes died from a gunshot wound, with the manner of death being withheld at this time.

Detectives are still looking for information on his death and believe he may have died between Monday and Wednesday.

Anyone with information on his death, or who had contact with him recently, is asked to get in touch with EPS at 780-423-4567.

An EPS Officer.

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