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Thanks for signing up! Here's what Canada's charter says. Ottawa reverses course on mandatory vaccines for Canadian truckers crossing U. This Week in Flyers. They ranged from the ages of 2 to 14 when her body was found half-buried in a shallow gravel pit on the outskirts of Prince George. Jill worked for various escort agencies. At times she worked in the street-level sex trade to help support her drug and alcohol addiction. People who knew Jill were aware of her struggles with drugs.

She tried to beat her addiction, but never fully able to. She had even gone to visit an addiction treatment center just days before she disappeared. People who knew her said that Jill wanted to stop using crack, but she would often relapse. Police were not certain when Jill was murdered, but believed that it was sometime between October 9th to the 26th in October 9th being the last date she was seen by anyone.

October 26th is when her body was found. She died from blunt force trauma to the back and right side of her head and from massive blood loss. During her autopsy samples were taken from under the fingernails of her right hand. Swabs taken from her vagina and anus would lead to an unknown male profile.

Cody was 19 years old when he killed Jill. Natasha Lynn Montgomery was 23 years old when she disappeared sometime between August 30, , to September 1, She had two children, a boy 4 and a girl 3 when she went missing. Natasha had been staying with a friend for about two weeks when she disappeared. Her body had never been found. Cynthia Francis Maas when she was murdered in September She was a mother to a little girl and was from a First Nations family, as was Natasha Montgomery. Cynthia was born with a disability.

The day before she had met with an area social worker, shelter coordinator, and her step-father. Gunn Park by two police officers patrolling the area in October. Cynthia had been left propped up against a tree with her pants and underwear pulled down around her ankles. She was in an advanced stage of decomposition.

She had suffered from massive blunt force trauma to her head and face 16 blows in all , fractured ribs, as well as, fractures to her right clavicle and scapula. Her autopsy also showed penetrating wounds to her right chest and neck area in addition to more fractures to her wrist and hands. These spots on the sweater and the sock would be a match for Cynthia. Her DNA was also found on the shaft and head area of a picaroon log handling tool.

When her body was found she was face down under an evergreen tree. She had been dragged beside a gravel pit in an effort to conceal her body. Again, her pants and underwear were pulled down to her ankles. It was very similar to how Cynthia Maas was found. Because Loren was found immediately her investigation was able to begin right away unlike the other three victims.

Cody and Loren had met through the social media site Nexopia which began on November 1, This showed he was looking for possibly something sexual. On November 27th Cody received a message from Loren a little after 6 pm while he was with his girlfriend at his apartment. His girlfriend left at pm and pm Cody texted Loren back and arranged to meet up.

Cody had warned Loren not to tell anyone about him. The last message was sent at pm right after Cody had purchased some alcoholic beverages. Cody and Loren met up outside at W. McLeod Elementary School where they were seen by a witness. Loren was also texting a friend telling her that she was out driving around with Cody, but those messages ended at pm. The pair then drove to the logging road arriving around 9 pm.

Loren Leslie died from massive blunt force trauma. There were five to eight blows causing extensive brain injuries and two stab wounds to her neck. The trauma to her head was too severe for it to be self-inflicted. She also had fractures to both of her hands and wrists along with extensive bruising to those areas. This showed that Loren and tried to fight off Cody. When Cody was pulled over he had her blood on his sweater and shorts along with having her cell phone in his pocket.

On October 17, , Cody is charged with three additional counts of first-degree murder for Stauchenko, Maas, and Montgomery. He is now Cody pleaded not guilty to all four counts. The jury would hear from 93 witnesses in all and his trial would last until September.

The friend later told police that the teen looked to be around , with dark hair and glasses. Then, they went to Cherry Beach to look for Gary. Early the following morning, his body was found in the bushes.

It also resulted in a ruptured liver. At the time, the Toronto police had very little experience in dealing with homicide cases. On Saturday, January 19 th , , Carole Voyce was playing outside with her friend. They were all bundled up against the cold while their mothers chatted inside over coffee. As the children played, a black-haired teen approached them and began chatting with them.

The teen then offered to give Carole a ride on his handlebars, which she accepted. At 11PM that night, a policeman found Carole, face-down, in a puddle of congealed blood near the Bloor Viaduct. Once again, her close had been taken off and put back on. But this time, there were signs of sexual assault.

A composite sketch was created, which showed a boy with dark hair parted to the side and horn rimmed glasses. The sketch was front and centre on the front page of the Toronto Star. One officer suddenly remembered an incident that had transpired several months before the murder of Wayne Mallette.

He remembered that a year-old girl had been reported kidnapped. After hours of searching, the girl called her parents from a payphone and told them to come and get her. When the police went to the phone booth, they found the girl with a teenager. The teen had a pimply face, glasses, and dark hair parted to the side. He went looking through the files, and came across the report from all those months ago. At first, he feigned innocence. Peter Woodcock was arrested and charged that very same day.

He was then asked about the murder of Gary Morris — which he also confessed to freely. He described his actions in detail. But nothing could happen — Ron still needed to be sentenced before anything else could happen. On February 1 st , , Ron was committed to the Ontario Training School for Boys, where the conditions were deplorable. He tried to feign mental health problems in the hopes of alleviation. But the tactic failed. Ron was then sent to the Guelph Reformatory.

He was still there when Peter Woodcock went on triel. He was tried as an adult, and only tried for the murder of Carole Voyce, though he confessed to all three. The trial began on April 8 th , Woodcock plead not guilty, despite the confessions. His lawyer claimed he was criminally insane. After four days, Peter Woodcock was found not guilty by reason of insanity on April 11 th , Now 15 years old, his second trial began on May 13 th , Peter Woodcock was a witness for the defence.

Ron, who had spent most of his first trial traumatized and terrorized, was calm and composed. He answered questions with poise and confidence. On May 16 th , , Ron Moffatt was found not guilty, and told he could leave the courtroom. Understandably, the Moffatt family were bitter and angry.

But they persevered. While at Oak Ridge, Peter Woodcock was diagnosed as a psychopath. He underwent multiple therapies that have since gone out of practice for their harmful effects on patients. Woodcock did not do well with these treatments.

He coerced other inmates to do his bidding, and often coerced sexual activity from them. While in psychiatric care, he formed another imaginary gang, the Brotherhood, and convinced inmates that he could communicate with them on the outside. He also claimed that initiation came in the form of sexual acts and cigarettes. In , Woodcock was transferred to Brockville Psychiatric Hospital — a less restrictive institution.

He received day passes for supervised outings, and legally changed his name to David Michael Krueger. Hamill was working as a security guard at the Ottawa courthouse.