一波未平一波又起，暨留学生林俊惨遭分尸之后，加拿大再现华裔被杀分尸案。死者为41岁的水疗店女老板刘光华，今年8月中旬左右神秘失踪，之后在多伦多西部河水中发现其尸体残骸。目前警方正在加紧调查。
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A single mother from Toronto was reported missing just days before parts of her body were found in two separate cities, police said Tuesday.Peel Regional Police say that DNA testing has confirmed that the body parts found in Mississauga and Toronto in recent days belong to Hua Guang Liu, 41, of Scarborough.
Insp. George Koekkoek told reporters Tuesday that Liu was last seen alive on Aug. 10 and was reported missing the following day by friends. Her foot was found in the Credit River on Aug. 15.
Peel Regional Police say they have identified Hua Guang Liu, 41, of Scarborough, as the victim. (Peel Regional Police)Liu, a Canadian citizen of Chinese descent, was a single mother of three.
He said police have executed search warrantsin their investigation, including at a motel in Scarborough. "We are working on suspect information," he said. Police are treating Liu's death as a homicide.
"We have no reason to believe that this is anything other than an isolated case and that's the focus of our investigation thus far," Koekkoek said. "We're satisfied to this stage that there's no threat or danger to the public safety. If we have information to the contrary we'll be the first to advise."
Helen Savo-Sardaro, the building manager for the complex where the spa was located on Eglinton Avenue, told CBC News that police told her that Liu left the spa at 5:30 p.m. on the day she disappeared. Savo-Sardaro was also a client at the spa. She said Liu ran a legitimate business and was very professional.
A few doors down, Jong Soon Suh became tearful over the news about Liu's death. Suh said a Caucasian man came into her store last week with a missing poster of Liu. He was visibly upset and said that Liu was his girlfriend.
She said the spa had been owned by a married couple for the past few years until they sold it to Liu in May so they could go back to China. Suh said the new owner mostly kept to herself.
Friends said Liu was planning to sell the spa after only a few months in business and, the evening she went missing, was scheduled to meet a prospective buyer, CBC's Jeff Semple reported.
CBC News has also learned that police are investigating whether a suitcase of clothing found in Toronto on Monday has any connection to the case. The suitcase was found just two blocks from where some of Liu's remains were found.
On the weekend, Toronto police were alerted to the discovery of body parts on back-to-back days in the West Highland Creek, just blocks away from Liu's home.
Forensic tests have determined all of the body parts belonged to Liu, but police still do not know how she died. They estimatethe body parts had been in the water between five to seven days.
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发表于 2016-7-10 17:30:14