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Date: Sat Nov 11 19:36:26 2006
Subject: SUSPICIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF BRIAN KULLMAN OF CALGARY
From: Duty Inspector

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CITYBEAT - CITY OF CALGARY PRESS RELEASE
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CALGARY POLICE SERVICE MEDIA RELEASE

The Calgary Police Service is requesting the assistance of
the public in the ongoing investigation into the suspicious
disappearance of 39 year old Calgary resident Brian Kullman.

Mr. Kullman was last seen by friends and family on the
evening of Tuesday, 2006 November 7th at 22:30 hours. On
Wednesday, November 8th at 19:40 hours, the Calgary Police
Service and the Calgary Fire Department responded to the
residence of Brian Kullman in relation to a house fire. The
circumstances surrounding this fire resulted in the Arson
Unit being called in to investigate the cause.

On Thursday evening, 2006 November 9th, the Arson Unit
discovered further suspicious circumstances which resulted in
the activation of the Calgary Police Service Violent Crime
Team 1 (Homicide Unit) to assist in this investigation.

On Friday morning, 2006 November 10th, a 'Missing Persons'
investigation was initiated to locate the home owner Brian
Kullman as well as a 2003 Mercedes Benz C240 motor vehicle.
On Friday afternoon, the RCMP responded to the discovery of a
body found near the side of highway 66 in the Kananaskis
Country. Forensic investigators from the RCMP and Calgary
Police Service scoured the scene today and have not yet
determined the identity of this adult male person.

Early Saturday morning, 2006 November 11th, the 2003 Mercedes
Benz C240 vehicle belonging to Brian Kullman was located in
South East Calgary. This vehicle is currently being examined
by the Calgary Police Service Forensic Crimes Scenes Unit.

Investigators would like to speak to the friends and
associates of Mr. Kullman who had any dealing with him up to
the time of his disappearance. These individuals are asked
to call police at 266-1234. Any other person(s) having
information on this incident is also asked to
call police at 266-1234 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222
-8477(1-800-222-TIPS).

Duty Inspector Luch Berti for Staff Sergeant Barry Cochran of
the Violent Crime Unit (Homicide).