Police find body in Woodstock explosion rubble

WOODSTOCK, Ont. - Police in Woodstock, Ont., say they have found a body in the charred rubble of an apartment building destroyed in a fiery explosion over the weekend.

Crews are working to remove the unidentified remains from the debris so they can be sent for forensic examination in London, Ont.

Woodstock police chief Rod Freeman says they have notified the families of two people reported missing after Sunday morning's blast.

Police have been searching for Margaret Gillett, 73, and Bill Watmough, 79.

Five others who were previously unaccounted for have been found alive.

Investigators have yet to determine what caused the explosion, but say there's no indication of criminal activity.

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  Investigators examine the rubble of an apartment building in Woodstock Ontario, Wednesday, March 30, 2011. (Geoff Robins / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

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  Investigators examine the rubble of an apartment building in Woodstock Ontario, Wednesday, March 30, 2011. (Geoff Robins / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

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  Investigators examine remains found in the rubble of an apartment building in Woodstock, Ont., Wednesday, March 30, 2011. (Geoff Robins / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

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  Investigators examine remains found in the rubble of an apartment building in Woodstock Ontario, Wednesday, March 30, 2011. (Geoff Robins / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

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  Margaret Gillett, 73, who remains unaccounted for following an explosion and fire in Woodstock, Ont., is seen in this undated family handout photo.

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  Damage at an apartment complex is seen a day after an explosion in Woodstock, Ont. on Monday, March 28, 2011.