The Toronto landscaper who was arrested and charged with the murder of two gays mortals last week has been charged with the assassination of three more men.
Police are now saying it’s safe to bellow Bruce McArthur( above) a “serial killer” after the 66 -year-old was charged with first degree assassination in the deaths of Majeed Kayhan, Soroush Marmudi, and Dean Lisowisk, all of whom had been reported missing.
The arrest came after investigators detected dismembered skeletal remains of three unidentified scapegoats “hidden at the bottom of planters” at a dwelling McArthur is available as storage for his landscaping business.
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Toronto Police Det. Sgt. Hank Idsinga said during a press conference TAGEND
“The city of Toronto has never seen anything like this. It’s a serial assassin. An suspect serial gunman. He has taken some steps to cover his moves and we have to uncover these victims and identify these victims.”
Authorities are now examining through planters, flower jackpots, and backyards throughout the city for more possible casualties. The sleuth computed:
“We do believe there are more( preys ). I have no theme how many more there are going to be.”
Police have yet to confirm if the skeletal remains are those of the men McArthur is accused of killing, Idsinga contributed, and are awaiting the results of a DNA test.
But McArthur has already been charged with first-degree assassinate in the presumed deaths of Selim Esen and Andrew Kinsman, “whos” both reported missing from Toronto’s Gay Village area last year.
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Per the Toronto Star, Idsinga has hitherto confirmed that McArthur was known in Toronto’s Gay Village and was in a relationship with Kinsman, but did not comment on the suspect’s connection to the other victims.
Idsigna been demonstrated that Kayhan, a 58 -year-old immigrant from Afghanistan, is believed to have been killed in October 2012; Mahmudi, 50, is believed to have been killed in August 2015; and Lisowick, a 47 -year-old who lived at a sanctuary, is believed to have been killed between April 2016 and March 2017.
Police plan to excavate at least two places associated with McArthur’s work in the quest for more possible martyrs. The suspect remains in custody and will appear in court via video on Valentine’s Day( February 14 ), of all days.
Tragic. Our centres go out to the families of the victims( illustrated below ).
Shown from left top are: Selim Esen, 44 and Dean Lisowick, 47. From sole left are: Majeed Kayhan, 58, Andrew Kinsman, 49, Soroush Mahmudi, 50.
[ Image via Toronto Police Dept ./ Facebook .]
