Toronto cold cases now searchable in new police website

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Posted February 17, 2016 1:36 pm.

Last Updated February 17, 2016 1:38 pm.

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Toronto’s homicide cold cases are now searchable in a new website the police launched on Wednesday.

“We have taken the time to re-tool the web page to make it more interactive and informative,” Chief Mark Saunders said.

The website contains video clips that the police hope will stimulate information on the cold cases.

The listings also include demographic details, what happened in each case and a map of where the murders occurred.

The police released three video appeals on Wednesday:

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