KAWARTHA LAKES-Toronto Police say the remains of six people have been found in planters taken from a home and other locations linked to the Bruce McArthur investigation.
Det. Sgt. Hank Idsinga told the media today more charges are expected against McArthur, who has already been charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of five men. Police say some of the body parts recovered belong to Andrew Kinsman, one of the men McArthur is accused of murdering.
McArthur was originally arrested and charged Jan. 18 in the alleged deaths of 44 year old Selim Esen and Kinsman who was 49 and who police said went missing from Toronto’s gay village last spring. He’s also been charged in the case of Majeed Kayhan, Soroush Mahmudi, Dean Lisowick who are missing and presumed dead.
McArthur grew up in Woodville and graduated from Fenelon Falls Secondary School. His high school year book says his goal in life was to be successful and his nickname was snoppy.
