The missing family of Ontario man reacts to the discovery of human remains

The revelation that more human remains were recovered from a property related to accused serial killer Bruce McArthur caused a coaching effect.

Now charged in connection with the death of eight men, the former 66-year-old landscaper

He frequented a number of establishments in Gay Village Toronto

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The Toronto police have suffered significant reprisals for the treatment of missing persons in the area. Bruce McArthur: Police

McArthur faces eight counts of first degree murder.

He used Mallory Crescent's home to store tools and supplies. Earlier this year, police found the remains of seven men in large planters on the property.

While the police were speechless about the details of their most recent findings, they said that an autopsy should take place on Monday. Crews will continue to unearth the site Tuesday

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Jodi Riley tirelessly defends the changes cases of people are treated by Canadian police authorities. His brother, Jon Riley, has been missing for more than five years. She started an online petition and detailed the challenges she had to endure in order for her disappearance to be taken seriously.

In November 2012, a police group called Project Houston was launched to investigate the disappearances of three men from the gay community "We continue to hope that he is not a victim but when we hear news like this – that there is a landfill behind the house – we are waiting, "she told Global News on Friday.

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. Riley said the news was devastating for his family. His brother lived in Meaford, Ontario, but worked in Toronto during the summer. He said his brother tended to stay in the Village when he stayed in Toronto

Jon Riley is not one of eight men identified by Toronto police as alleged McArthur victims. The remains found near 53 Mallory Crescent on Wednesday and Thursday have not been identified.

"I know that there are many more remains." I pray that it will not be my brother, but this man did not just kill eight people. "

Earlier this year the police said that she was investigating 15 homicide cases between 1975 and 1997.