Human remains found in a Saskatoon park on Monday have been identified as those of a 53-year-old woman who was last seen on July 10. Nuzhat Tabassum’s body was found in Hyde Park by a passerby on Monday morning. Police said an autopsy was performed by the Saskatchewan Medical Examiner’s Office Tuesday morning and the woman’s death is not believed to be suspicious. Tabassum’s next of kin have been informed. Tabassum was last seen in the Rosewood neighborhood early on July 10. Her husband, Tariq Bajwa, said Tabassum left their home around 5:30 am. and disappeared. Bajwa said his wife had been seeking help for her mental health for several months. Researchers conducted land and air searches in hopes of finding Tabassum. Police also asked people in the Rosewood neighborhood as well as surrounding urban or rural areas to check surveillance cameras for signs of Tabassum.
