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Campbellton python tragedy case goes to Crown

The RCMP says it has handed over its file to Crown prosecutors regarding its investigation into the deaths of brothers Connor Barthe, 6, and Noah, 4.

New Brunswick RCMP says the results of its investigation now sit with the Crown

The RCMP says it has handed over its file to Crown prosecutors regarding its investigation into the deaths of brothersConnorBarthe, 6, and Noah, 4.
Brothers Noah, 4, and Connor Barthe, 6, were killed by an African rock python. (Facebook/Canadian Press)

The investigation commenced Aug.5, 2013 after an African rock python asphyxiated the boys.

Jean-ClaudeSavoie, the owner of Reptile Ocean pet store, situated below the apartment where the boys had been killed, has not been charged in relation to their deaths but was a subject of a criminal investigation.

The store was anunlicensedzoo and pet store, according to the Department of Natural Resources.

CBC News is seeking comment from the Crown and Savoie's lawyer.