Woman murdered in 1936 and buried underneath building is finally identified: "One of Toronto's oldest mysteries"
Toronto police have used gene technology to identify the remains of a woman murdered in 1936 and buried beneath a building.
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Toronto police have used gene technology to identify the remains of a woman murdered in 1936 and buried beneath a building.
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