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Coroner says no foul play suspected after man’s body discovered in Thorold, Ont. home: police

Niagara police arrested two women after finding a dead body in Thorold home. The Canadian Press Images/Francis Vachon

A coroner has concluded there is no reason to suspect foul play, according to Niagara police, after an autopsy was performed on a man’s body found in a Thorold, Ont. home.

Officers discovered the decomposing body at a home near Manley Crescent and Keefer Road on Sunday evening, after a complaint was called in.

Investigators say the deceased man was inside the residence “for a prolonged period of time.”

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Two women from Thorold, Paulette Villamil and Tamara Bernard, both 46, are each facing a charge related to neglecting a dead body.

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Bernard appeared via video in a St. Catharines court on Thursday, while Villamil is scheduled to attend a bail hearing Friday, say police.

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Anyone with information on the investigation can contact Niagara police at 905-688-4111.

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