They find the body of actor Andrew Koenig in Canada

Thursday, 25 February, 10:50 PM VANCOUVER, Canada (AP) - Actor Andrew Koenig, of the television series "Growing Pains", was found dead Thursday in an apparent case of suicide, in a woody area of a park I used to visit in the downtown. "My son took his own life," said Andrew's father, actor Walter Koenig, who played the role of Pavel Chekov in the original television series "Star Trek" (known in some countries such as Star Trek "). At a press conference at the park, police spokeswoman Jana McGuinness said:" Let the words of Mr. Koenig described the case. "Although ruled homicide, McGuinness said there would abound more because the judge will assume the investigation. "Obviously, (Andrew) had much pain," said Walter Koenig, referring to her son's depression. Andrew Koenig, 41, had a recurring role on the sitcom 1980s as Richard "Boner" Stabone, a friend of the star character Mike, played by Kirk Cameron. The actor, born in Venice, California, was not seen since 14 February, when he visited some friends in Vancouver. Andrew should have returned home two days later. The actor's parents were told that her son was missing since 18 February and then asked for public help to find him. On Tuesday, police in Vancouver and three search and rescue teams tried to locate Koenig in Stanley Park, 400 hectares (1,000 acres). Friends and relatives on Thursday launched the search again and one of the actor's body found near a swamp in a densely wooded area about 30 meters (100 feet) from the place known as Bridle Path. Average (Not Rated)