There is a person of interest, but no suspect. The man, 45-years-old at the time Veronica was killed, would not face investigators in the interview room. He died in 2001, and there isn't enough physical evidence to say definitively that he was responsible for snuffing out the life of 18-year-old Veronica, or even to officially label him a suspect. He was 45-years-old, lived in Caledon, and he was working in Mississauga or Toronto. Police said that this man was married and had children. He lived in the Caledon area for about four or five years and was an active hunter. The suspect has died, and unless there's a witness or evidence, it's over."
Notes:
1. Parents divorced.
2. She was at the photo lab and left at 1:30 p.m. telling her friend she had a ride waiting outside who was going to take her to Square 1. (If it was someone working it sure seems to be someone who would have been finishing a night shift or a truck driver having completed his runs for the day).
3. Skull was fractured and one of her baby fingers was broken.
4. The button is a clip on button, not a sewn on button.
5. The remains were found with a bus transfer from Mississauga Transit
Notes:
1. Parents divorced.
2. She was at the photo lab and left at 1:30 p.m. telling her friend she had a ride waiting outside who was going to take her to Square 1. (If it was someone working it sure seems to be someone who would have been finishing a night shift or a truck driver having completed his runs for the day).
3. Skull was fractured and one of her baby fingers was broken.
4. The button is a clip on button, not a sewn on button.
5. The remains were found with a bus transfer from Mississauga Transit
