The search for Shirley Treadwell 0:26
The search for Shirley Treadwell 0:26
Hamilton police say, the bone a hiker found on the Niagara Escarpment Tuesday night comes from a human skull.
The Centre for Forensic Sciences has confirmed the bone came from a person. The CFS will be doing more tests on the bone, police say.
A hiker found the body part on Tuesday around McNeilly Road and 8th Road East near where police searched for the remains of a missing developmentally disabled woman last year.
Police previously combed a field nearby looking for the remains of Shirley Treadwell, a Stoney Creek woman with a mental disability. Treadwell is believed to have died in 2009. Police were alerted to her death last June.
Police found a handful of bones in their search last November. Further investigation revealed they came from an animal.
Treadwell's niece and caregiver, Melinda Evans, was charged last September with fraud and committing an indignity to a human body.
Evans, 46, pleaded guilty to disposing of her aunt's body and to fraud for cashing close to $50,000 worth of Treadwell's Ontario Disability Support Program cheques.
Hamilton Police are conducting a grid search in the McNeilly Road area Thursday. The road will be closed for most of the day for the search.
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