A woman has been charged after police discovered six decomposing baby corpses in her storage locker in the western Canadian city of Winnipeg.
Andrea Giesbrecht, 40, was arrested and charged with concealing the bodies of children and breaching probation.
"The contract holder of the storage unit was identified and arrested outside a residence... for her alleged involvement," Winnipeg police said in a statement.
Giesbrecht, who also goes by the name Andrea Naworynski was "detained in custody", police added.
Authorities initially thought there were four bodies in the storage unit, but said on Wednesday six rotting bodies were found.
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"Autopsies are ongoing," Winnipeg police said, adding "a lengthy forensic examination and analysis" had begun, though results could take several months.
It's not clear how the babies died, or how old they were.
Police said they were "speaking with a number of individuals" in connection with the gruesome discovery.
Local media said an employee at the storage facility detected the bodies on Monday afternoon, after tracing a foul smell.
