Toronto police arrest suspect in a 1998 cold case murder

Toronto police arrest suspect in a 1998 cold case murder

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Almost 27 years after a pregnant woman was found murdered in a downtown parking lot, Toronto police have made an arrest. Shauna Hunt with more the cold case killing and what led investigators to the suspect

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