CANADA Canada-Pickering, Ontario, near Hwy. 401 & Hwy. 407, area of William Jackson Drive & Taunton Road W., UID human remains, 6 October, 2025.

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Oct. 10, 2025

Remains found in Pickering confirmed to be human, autopsy set to be performed

Durham police say remains found in Pickering on Monday morning have been confirmed to be human.

toronto.citynews.ca

The remains were discovered in the area of William Jackson Drive and Taunton Road West, near Brock Road.
Investigators say the remains have now been transferred to a facility for an autopsy. The identity of the remains has yet to be determined and DNA testing is also being conducted.
The investigation is ongoing.''

Police investigating after possible human remains found in Pickering

Authorities said a heavy police presence was expected in the area of William Jackson Drive and Taunton Road West.

toronto.citynews.ca

Police at the scene in Pickering after human remains were discovered on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2025. Photo: Kerry Biskupski/Rogerstv Durham.

 

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Oct 7, 2025 #canadiannews #ctvnationalnews #ctvnews
A heavy police presence has taken over an intersection in Pickering after possible human remains were discovered.

 

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Wish we had an inking how old remains appeared.
That area of Taunton has houses but is more sparse than the other areas, but it's well travelled major road.
Looks like site is right off the road. Query hit by car? Tossed from car, or neither?
Could it be the missing man from the Morgan murder??

 

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A little confused about the stated area where the remains were found, but this may be the person found, imo.

Human remains found in northern Ontario those of slain Windsor man

Human remains found in northern Ontario in October have been confirmed as those of David Pavao, according to Windsor police.

torontosun.com

''Human remains found in northern Ontario in October have been confirmed as those of David Pavao, a local man missing since August, Windsor Police Service said Monday. ''

David Pavao is shown in this undated photo provided by Windsor Police Service during its missing person search. Photo by Photo courtesy of Windsor Police Service /Windsor Star

''Even before discovery and confirmation of the identity of the human remains, police had charged five suspects in connection to what detectives describe as the Windsor man’s murder.

On Oct. 23, officers arrested 27-year-old Colin Lusk in the 3300 block of Sandwich Street. Lusk was charged with first-degree murder and indecent interference with a deceased body.''