The investigation continues at the McArthur-related property after discovery of potential evidence

Investigators returned to a Leaside property related to alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur a day after being seen removing potential evidence from the scene. Ravine behind the Mallory Crescent before placing items in a black van similar to that used by the coroner's office.

Police spokeswoman Meghan Gray told CP24 earlier in the day that the investigators had chosen to return to the property. landscaping tools, in the light of new information. She said the agents will likely be there "in the next few weeks" while they perform other searches of the site.

Police previously located the dismembered remains of seven men in large planters on the property.

"Investigators will find out what has been found on the property," Gray said Wednesday

The police completed their initial search of the Mallory property in February, but returned briefly on May 31st. police dogs.

It is as a result of this visit that the investigators decided that new digs were needed

Many investigators were sighted Thursday on the site, as well as police dogs that were heading towards the ravine where they were discovered yesterday. Detective Hank Idsingais is expected to speak to reporters about the investigation at 9:30 am.

McCatrhur is charged with eight counts of first degree murder.