Remains of Indigenous Woman Found in Manitoba Landfill After Months-Long Search

Authorities confirm the remains of Morgan Harris, a victim of convicted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki, bringing partial closure to her grieving family.

Morgan Harris, one of four Indigenous women murdered by Jeremy Skibicki in 2022, has been identified among remains recovered from the Prairie Green landfill near Winnipeg.
The search for Harris and Marcedes Myran, another victim believed to be in the landfill, began in December after years of advocacy by the victims' families and Indigenous leaders.
The identification marks a significant moment for Harris's family, who expressed bittersweet relief that her remains have been found, allowing them to begin the grieving process.
The recovery effort, supported by Manitoba's New Democratic Party government and the federal government, overcame initial resistance due to safety and feasibility concerns under the previous administration.
Jeremy Skibicki, convicted in 2024 of four first-degree murders, targeted Indigenous women in vulnerable circumstances, highlighting ongoing issues of violence against Indigenous women in Canada.