A restrained man was found inside alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur's apartment at the time of his arrest, CBC Toronto has learned. Sources say that Toronto police officers, who were observing McArthur, saw a man enter his home in Thorncliffe Park on the morning of Jan. 18. When officers forcibly entered the apartment to arrest McArthur, 66, they found the man in restraints. After forensic analysis of only two of the planters — both from the Mallory Crescent home — police discovered dismembered skeletal remains belonging to at least three people. A police officer carries containers outside a house on Mallory Crescent in Toronto where skeletal remains were found.

Source: CBC News January 30, 2018 22:30 UTC