Canadian police found the bodies of two teenagers who had been on the run for over three weeks for killing two tourists and a professor in British Columbia. The largest manhunt in the history of the country, conducted by hundreds of agents, cars, quads, helicopters and even two warplanes along the at least 3000 kilometers of their escape between city and countryside, ended yesterday with the discovery of the bodies of Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, along the banks of the Nelson River.