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Police believe there is a link between body part cases in Scarborough and Mississauga

Posted by news | Filed under All News Stories, Crime, GTA, Toronto

Gruesome discoveries made on opposite ends of the GTA may be linked. Remains were found in Scarborough this weekend, and last week, police pulled a head, foot and two hands from a river in Mississauga. Peel Police say there are obvious similarities in the cases. It’s believed the body parts found in Mississauga came from the same woman and officers say they’re close to identifying a victim.

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Permalink | August 20th, 2012

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