Human remains found in woods confirmed as missing woman Kenna Harris
SNOHOMISH, Wash. - UPDATE:
The Snohomish County Medical Examiner confirmed Tuesday that human remains found last week belong to Kenna Harris, a woman who went missing earlier this year in Western Washington.
Both the cause and method of death are listed as undetermined.
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Searchers in Snohomish believe they have found the remains of Kenna Harris, who's been missing from the area since March.
According to the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office, the remains were found Saturday during a planned search for Harris. Searchers say the area where the remains were found had not been covered during previous searches.
Harris, 25, was last seen at a Subway restaurant in Snohomish on March 31 after taking a community transit bus.
She lived with her parents in Monroe and was considered vulnerable. Her family says she was a survivor of a high-speed rollover that left her with cognitive and memory issues, as well as spinal injuries.