“Why,” asks the Globe and Mail, “are newshounds around the world so enraptured by a grim West Coast story about human flotsam?”
OK, it’s a rhetorical question — every reporter and reader knows it’s an engaging story; the fact that it’s engaging is why the Globe devotes yet more ink to a story about the coverage — which the Globe well knows.
But let’s bite anyway: why?
Because almost all people like mysteries? Because the feet suggest drama both sad and macabre? Because the tale causes shivers up the spine? Because it’s already the summer silly season?
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