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TORONTO (AP) — Toronto police have found a seventh set of remains related to their serial killer case investigation.
A police source confirmed the seventh victim to The Associated Press early Monday. The official says alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur has not been charged with a seventh count of murder yet.
The source spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak ahead of a news conference later Monday where police and a forensic pathologist will provide an update.
Police previously announced they found the dismembered remains of six individuals this year in large planters at a home where McArthur did landscaping work and that he used as storage.
Investigators have identified three sets of remains so far. McArthur has been charged with six counts of murder.
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