On the morning of January 18, police watching McArthur observed a young man entering the Thorncliffe Park building where there the 66-year-old landscaper rented an apartment. Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur was under police surveillance when officers were forced to make a quick decision to enter his home and arrest him, believing a life could be in danger, police sources confirm to the Star. Nearly two weeks after announcing McArthur was charged in the deaths of Selim Esen, 44, and Andrew Kinsman, 49, Toronto police Det. Lisowick, one of the three men who McArthur was charged with murdering Monday, was in fact never reported missing. “As we sort out these remains and get them identified, we may find more people who were never reported missing,” Idsinga said.

Source: thestar January 30, 2018 23:43 UTC