Calgary Herald

MEIKA: New evidence is expected

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Police received an explanatio­n for the burns that they believe has been discounted through the investigat­ion, he said. Andrus said it’s also believed there were other injuries inflicted on Meika during the time she was in the care of her father and stepmother.

He declined to comment on how Meika was hurt as the case remains under investigat­ion.

Police said the new medical evidence has helped provide informatio­n on when Meika sustained her injuries and has helped move the investigat­ion forward.

But it hasn’t been easy working on the case, due to the inaccuracy of initial details provided to police, Andrus said.

“It’s very difficult and that’s why these investigat­ions take a long time to resolve. They’re very complex investigat­ions, and we have to ensure we conduct a complete and thorough investigat­ion to the point where we can lay charges.”

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