Toronto police find "objects" of interest after resuming digs on Bruce McArthur property – Toronto

The Toronto Police stated that "articles" had been found, but that it would not specify exactly what the investigators took back after excavating a property related to the alleged killer in series, Bruce McArthur, on Wednesday

van, shower at the Mallory Crescent property located in the Leaside neighborhood of the city late in the afternoon when the remains of seven men were recovered from larger planters more early in the year.

"We found articles but until Toronto Police spokesperson Meaghan Gray told Global News

:" The van and all the rest are there because we have to treat everything as if it was something until it was nothing has been done.

Gray said the agents would be on property for weeks to come.

Police said earlier Wednesday that the K-9 unit has recently revisited the property and said that it was necessary "" The dogs we used to search the properties in the past were Dogs of corpses, "says Gray.

"These are the same dogs who reported on the planters who were seized from the Mallory Crescent property, those same planters were those in which we found the remains of seven men. So the dogs have indicated again, different spots on the property. It is too early to say exactly what they will find.

Gray said the police were concentrating on the back yard of the property and adjacent areas.

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Authorities said that between May and June, investigators were able to search 100 other properties related to McArthur's landscaping business, but nothing has not been discovered.

"In recent weeks," Nothing has been found in these other properties, but dogs have indicated on different areas of the Mallory Crescent property, which is why we are starting a process of Excavation here today. "

The 66 year old was arrested in January and charged with murder in Andrew's death Kinsman and Selim Esen, who went missing from the Gay Village of Toronto in 2017.

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Later in the month, he is charged with killing deaths of Majeed Kayhan, Soroush Mahmudi and Dean Lisowick. In February, he was also indicted for the death of Skandaraj Navaratnam

. In April, police charged McArthur with the death of Abdulbasir Faizi, who went missing in 2010, and days later, McArthur was charged with the death of Kirushna Kumar Kanagaratnam.

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Det. Sgt. Hank Idsinga, the lead investigator in this case, had said earlier this year that the search for new remains at the Mallory Crescent site would continue once the weather warmed up and cadaveric dogs would be deployed. for the ground investigation.

They will be on site for the next few weeks to perform other searches of the area and an update on the search will be provided once the operation is completed.

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– With the records of Jamie Mauracher, Jessica Patton and The Canadian Press