COLD CASE: Patrick Santos’ case just one tip away from being solved

For Fil Martino's cold case

By Fil Martino

Posted February 24, 2020 2:00 pm.

Last Updated March 6, 2020 12:04 pm.

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COLD CASE: Patrick Santos’ case just one tip away from being solved
Fil Martino sat down with Detective Steve Smith with Toronto's cold case unit to learn more about the case.
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      On September 17th, 2006 Patrick Santos was found outside his father’s home on Bridlington Street near Ellesmere Road and Bellamy Road North in Scarborough.

      • Victim: Patrick Santos
      • Age: 21
      • Residence: Scarborough
      • Last seen: September 16, 2006
      • Found dead: September 17, 2006

       

      The 21-year-old had been tied up and duct tape covered his eyes, nose and mouth. He had also been stabbed four times. Police believe his attackers were waiting for him at his house when he arrived home. Investigators say they have offender DNA in this case and all they need now is a name.

      If you have any information on this case, please contact Crime Stoppers Toronto.

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