Death by Exposure Case File

As the coroner says in the story, the numbers at the bottom of the page in the photograph section may be a secret code that once cracked will reveal a message about who the man in the ice is.

First figure out whether or not those numbers represent the latitude and longitude of the place in the photograph

Photo	Description	Place	Province	Latitude	Longitude
1	Spirit Bear	Princess Royal Island	British Columbia
2	Rock Formations	Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve	Quebec
3	Eagle Butte	Grasslands National Park	Saskatchewan
4	Crack in Ice	Pond Inlet	Nunavut
5	Northern Gannets	Bonaventure Island	Quebec
6	Polar Bear	Cape Churchill	Manitoba
7	Viking Settlement	L'Anse aux Meadows	Newfoundland and Labrador
8	Bog Walk Trail	Kouchibouguac National Park	New Brunswick
9	Annes of Green Gables House	Green Gables	Prince Edward Island
10	Prairie Valley	Big Muddy Valley	Saskatchewan
11	French Fort	Louisberg	Nova Scotia
12	Lake in Killarney Provincial Park	A. Y. Jackson Lake	Ontario
13	Covered Bridge	Hartland Covered Bridge	New Brunswick
14	Waterfalls	Niagra Falls	Ontario
15	North Pacific Cannery	Port Edward	British Columbia
16	Deer	Banff	Alberta

Try this website for help finding the latitude and longitude:

After you have made sure that those numbers don't have something to do with latitude and longitude of the places in the photographs, see if the coroner's code key works.

Remember he thinks 35 stands for A, 36 for B, 37 for C and so on, with Z being 60.

Did you figure out who the iceman is?

Walters, Eric, and Kevin Spreekmeester. Death by Exposure: An Interactive Mystery. Toronto: 2004.