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About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise and complete episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the following sources for this episode:
How Bruce McArthur went from small-town sock salesman to accused serial killer
A timeline of the Toronto police investigation into Bruce McArthur and the Gay Village serial killings
Police searched near Mallory Crescent property 2 months before McArthur was arrested
Bruce McArthur Statement of Facts
Bruce McArthur Brief Statement of Facts
Court documents indicate McArthur was at 'low risk' to reoffend after 2003 assault trial
PODCAST EXCERPT
Big
changes
happened
in
Bruce's
life.
He
declared
bankruptcy
and
left
his
wife
and
family
and
moved
to
Toronto.
There
he
slowly
came
out
of
the closet and began meeting men through dating websites.
Somewhere
Hamid
and
Bruce
crossed
paths
and
returned
to
Bruce's
home.
In
his
bedroom
Bruce
took
photos
with
his
cell
phone.
Hamid's
eyes
were
closed,
he
was
wearing
a
fur
hat
and
fur
coat
and
an
unlit
cigar
hung
from
his
mouth.
Bruce
travelled
to
Mallory
Crescent
where
he added Hamid's remains to the potted plants.
In
December
police
were
still
publicly
discounting
the
LGBTQ
communities
fears
that
a
serial
killer
was
preying
on
them.
A
police
spokesperson
said
there
was
no
evidence
that
linked
the
disappearances.
But
behind
the
scenes
police
received
a
search
warrant
to
covertly
enter Bruce's residence.
SERIAL KILLER: BRUCE McARTHUR
THE SERIAL GARDENER
For
seven
years
a
serial
killer
hid
in
plain
site
preying
on
the
vulnerable.
No
one
suspected
the
gardener.
The
number
of
missing
men
climbed,
until
a
photo
of
a
van
led
to
his
arrest
and
the details shocked a country.
About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise
and
complete
episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
Contact
Murder in 20, British Columbia, Canada
Copyright 2023. All rights reserved.
PODCAST EXCERPT
Big
changes
happened
in
Bruce's
life.
He
declared
bankruptcy
and
left
his
wife
and
family
and
moved
to
Toronto.
There
he
slowly
came
out
of
the
closet
and
began
meeting men through dating websites.
Somewhere
Hamid
and
Bruce
crossed
paths
and
returned
to
Bruce's
home.
In
his
bedroom
Bruce
took
photos
with
his
cell
phone.
Hamid's
eyes
were
closed,
he
was
wearing
a
fur
hat
and
fur
coat
and
an
unlit
cigar
hung
from
his
mouth.
Bruce
travelled
to
Mallory
Crescent
where
he
added Hamid's remains to the potted plants.
In
December
police
were
still
publicly
discounting
the
LGBTQ
communities
fears
that
a
serial
killer
was
preying
on
them.
A
police
spokesperson
said
there
was
no
evidence that linked the disappearances.
But
behind
the
scenes
police
received
a
search
warrant
to
covertly enter Bruce's residence.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the
following sources for this episode:
How Bruce McArthur went from small-town sock
salesman to accused serial killer
A timeline of the Toronto police investigation into Bruce
McArthur and the Gay Village serial killings
Police searched near Mallory Crescent property 2 months
before McArthur was arrested
Bruce McArthur Statement of Facts
Bruce McArthur Brief Statement of Facts
Court documents indicate McArthur was at 'low risk' to
reoffend after 2003 assault trial
SERIAL KILLER: BRUCE McARTHUR
THE SERIAL GARDENER
For
seven
years
a
serial
killer
hid
in
plain
site
preying
on
the
vulnerable.
No
one
suspected
the
gardener.
The
number
of
missing
men
climbed,
until
a
photo
of
a
van
led to his arrest and the details shocked a country.
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