Canadian accused of murder is lynched in Peruvian AmazonA Canadian man was lynched in the Peruvian Amazon, after he was accused by members of an indigenous community of killing a local spiritual leader.Police found Sebastian Woodroffe's body after video of his lynching on Friday was shared on social media, Peruvian prosecutors in Ucayali said.Officials had launched a search for the 41-year-old after the murder of Olivia Arévalo, 81, near her home. The Shipibo-Conibo tribe's healer was shot twice and died on Thursday."We will not rest until both murders, of the indigenous woman as well as the Canadian man, are solved," Ricardo Palma Jimenez, the head prosecutor in Ucayali told Reuters.Controversial Peruvian gas arrives in UK
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Some members of the Shipibo-Conibo community in the north-eastern region had blamed the indigenous rights activist's death on the Canadian national who lived in the area and was believed to have been one of her clients, Mr Jimenez said.It is not yet known when Mr Woodroffe arrived in the area or what he was doing there.Ms Arévalo's murder sparked outrage in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest, as it followed a number of unsolved murders of indigenous activists who had repeatedly faced death threats stemming from their efforts to keep illegal loggers and palm oil growers off native lands.The authorities were exploring several hypotheses related to the traditional healer's murder but said it was too early to name suspects in the case.There have also been no arrests in relation to Mr Woodroffe's death, whose body was found buried about 1km (0.6 mile) from Ms Arévalo's home on Saturday. Video footage found by the police shows a man groaning in a puddle near a thatched-roof structure. Another man then puts a rope around his neck and drags him while onlookers stand by.Mr Jimenez confirmed the man in the video was Mr Woodroffe and that an autopsy revealed he was strangled to death after
Police find the body of a Canadian man who was accused of murdering an indigenous spiritual leader.
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