They sentenced a gardener who mutilated and buried eight men in pots

The gardener murdered eight men linked to the gay community, who were dismembered and hid in pots.

Tuesday, a gardener The 67-year-old Canadian pleaded guilty to the premeditated murder and mutilation of eight men linked to the gay community in Toronto, Canada, which he dismembered and hid the bodies in pots.

The planned sentence for gardener named Bruce McArthur should be known at a hearing on February 4, during which relatives and close friends of the victims will have the opportunity to describe how the gardener's crimes have affected their lives.

He married everyone, especially the gay community, and opened an extensive investigation in Toronto, the largest city in the country, on dozens of properties where McArthur had worked.

"Bruce McArthur pleaded guilty," Detective David Dickinson told the press outside the courtroom. "That's the good result."

"Unfortunately, we can not bring back these men, but I hope we can begin to solve the problem of families and communities," he said, describing the "long and traumatic process" to translate McArthur in justice.

Fragments of the bodies of seven people were found hidden in pots that McArthur had with a client in Toronto. Later, the remains of an eighth victim were discovered in a ravine behind the property.

Victims are board members gardener, two Afghan immigrants, two refugees from Sri Lanka and one from Iran, a Turkish citizen and a bad worker who roams.

Source: La Nación

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