• Ontario auto shop owner says police visited to track down alleged killer's van and found traces of blood
• Family, friends of victim wanted to look alleged killer Bruce McArthur in the eyes, 'mentally, spit on him' after court appearance
• Toronto man, 66, charged in the murders of two gay men — and police say he’s killed others
• Timeline of events in the Bruce McArthur case The three new murder charges are in relation to the deaths of Majeed Kayhan, 58, whose disappearance was investigated by Project Houston when he was reported missing in October 2012; Soroush Marmudi, 50, who was reported missing in August 2015; and Dean Lisowick, 47, who used shelters in Toronto and was never reported missing. The terror, the horror — that's what I have real trouble with"

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Since McArthur's arrest, police have identified approximately 30 properties where the self-employed landscaper may have worked. I have no idea how many more there are going to be,” Idsinga admitted to reporters.”The city of Toronto has never seen anything like this, so it’s very tiring and draining for everyone involved.”

The gruesome news in Canada’s largest city is unfolding this week against a backdrop of social outrage. Idsinga said the murders do not all fit a clear pattern, as not all of them are Middle Eastern or members of Toronto’s gay community. In what police called an unprecedented situation in Canada’s largest city, investigators announced three more first-degree murder charges against Bruce McArthur, who had already been charged with killing two men who had disappeared in the city’s gay village. • Toronto police now open to any possible links between Bruce McArthur and earlier disappearances
• Man missing since 2010 was romantically involved with accused killer Bruce McArthur, says friend
• 'A different standard': Disappearances of men of colour not taken seriously enough, LGBT leader says

McArthur, 66, was previously charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Selim Esen and Andrew Kinsman, who both disappeared in 2017.
Toronto Police charge landscaper Bruce McArthur with a total of five counts of first-degree murder, after garden planters containing the remains of three additional people are found on a property linked to him.