(Black Press Media file photo)

(Black Press Media file photo)

Missing man found dead in Esquimalt

His death is not considered suspicious

A 23-year-old man who was the subject of a missing person case has been found dead in Esquimalt.

Riley Jones was reported missing on Nov. 12 and was found dead Thursday (Nov. 17).

Jones was last seen on Nov. 5 in the Esquimalt area.

Victoria police say his death is not considered suspicious.

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