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Some sort of other evidence, it's unclear what it is for sure at the moment.How did they confirm and charge for the murders of the 5 already...did he confess or was there other evidence?
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I was just posting that BM.s DNA was entered into the database in April of 2003. Leonardo was believed to be killed in Aug. 2003. LE ran DNA through the National Database, thus BM's DNA would have already been entered and no match was found.![]()
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So we can anticipate 1 additional victim/charge for certain. Lets hope they can identify them all. I wonder what happens if they can't? A reporter asked that question re: additional charges, and all Insinga said was "we will deal with that if and when the time comes" or something.
Soon after police provided an update on their investigation into alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur, his son, Todd, made an appearance at an Oshawa courthouse on unrelated charges in a different case.
The trio avoided reporters at the 150 Bond St. courthouse Thursday afternoon, where Todd was scheduled for a brief hearing to substitute his surety on the terms of his bail.
Wonder if the other property is his old family home in Oshawa.
He was there for many years, when he was a travelling salesman.
IMO, this is going to cover a LOT of Ontario, his old sales stomping grounds.
Delving into McArthur's past
Idsinga said the first priority for police is to focus on "what we have already," referring to the evidence found so far. "Then we'll start working back through some missing person occurrences."
He said they plan to dig back "quite far" into hundreds of missing persons cases to see if McArthur could be connected, and confirmed that they will be looking at McArthur's past.
McArthur’s 37-year-old son, and youngest of two children, was flanked by two women who refused to identify themselves to reporters.
“We’ve been through enough. We’re also victims,” Todd McArthur said outside the courtroom.
“We’ve been through too much. It’s been hell. No more comment.”
The trio avoided reporters at the 150 Bond St. courthouse Thursday afternoon, where Todd was scheduled for a brief hearing to substitute his surety on the terms of his bail.
if they cannot identify the remains, the charge will be indignity to a human body.
they have to ID the person for a murder charge.
In addition to a physical search of a number of properties, the investigation now has an extensive digital component. Police are preparing warrants for online service providers. We are dealing with some agencies overseas, said Idsinga.
This is so strange. How could they not at this point have DNA profiles established for all of the victims he's charged with? I could understand it being difficult for Dean, as maybe they couldn't track down his family?
This makes me wonder again what evidence they had to lay these charges? I actually assumed it had to have been DNA in the case of Dean, because he wasn't even reported missing, therefore they wouldn't have his photo. I thought maybe Dean had a DNA profile with TPS already, from another encounter perhaps?
Were the photos labeled with names? Did BM keep a list? I'd assume TPS would have to go on more than that. I'm back at square one.
Is this only in Canada?
I ask as 'El Dorado Jane Doe's' boyfriend was convicted of murder even though she remained unidentified. He shot her to death. That was in Arkansas.
TM does not look the way one might expect him to look, pic at link. imo speculation.
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/20...-village-murders-attends-court-in-oshawa.html
Just my first impression, probably should not have posted it.I don't get it ... how would you expect him to look?
Is this only in Canada?
I ask as 'El Dorado Jane Doe's' boyfriend was convicted of murder even though she remained unidentified. He shot her to death. That was in Arkansas.
Just my first impression, probably should not have posted it.
I don't get it ... how would you expect him to look?
Thank you, Vern! I had a feeling it could be done.IIRC, to date Robert Pickton has been the only person charged with murder in Canada where the victim was unknown. She was one of his 26 murder charges. The charges were quashed by the Court when he got to trial due to the prosecution being unable to provide evidence relating to time & cause of death. Nothing to do with her being unidentified.
I suppose then, it's possible that a murder charge would remain/proceed in Canada should time and manner of death be established (via photo or video for example) for an unidentified victim.
Did it happen to be Steve Ryan? I'm assuming it was as he's their crime specialist.I saw it on CP24. They have a retired officer explaining things, think it was him that said if you want to allege that BM killed X, you have be able to identify X.
I didn't know that to be true but CP24 was the source.
I didn't think you even need a body. They didn't have Laura Babcock nor Tim Bosma.