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Autopsy report released in N.B. snake deaths

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A coroner’s report issued in New Brunswick has determined that two young boys, attacked by an African rock python, died of asphyxiation.

The report was released Wednesday afternoon, and moves the RCMP investigation into the deaths of Noah, and Connor Barthe one step closer to an official conclusion.

Scot Urquhart is live and has been following developments in Campbellton, New Brunswick.

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