A 47 year old man, Adam Strong has been accused of murdering and butchering two teenage girls. A plumber had allegedly found human parts clogging the pipes.
The plumber had proceeded to call the police after finding what appeared to look like “fleshy like substance” in the drain. The prosecutor in Toronto Canada revealed.
The apartment building in Oshawa district where Mr. Adams Strong lives was further investigated by police constable Kelvin Park.
Upon his arrival at the apartment building, two plumbers showed him a shopping bag that contained some of the human remains including a body part “13 to 14 inches long”, a court heard.
The constable said: “I’d never seen anything like this before, so I wasn’t sure.”
Mr. Strong allegedly confessed to four police officers who went to his basement apartment. “Okay, you got me, the gig’s up.
“If you want to recover the rest of her, it’s in my freezer”. He allegedly confessed.
Police arrested him for the murder of Rori Hache, 18, whose torso had been found by a fisherman in Oshawa Harbour three months earlier. The rest of her was in Strong’s freezer, the court heard.
According to reports, her blood was found on Mr. Strong’s bedroom walls and ceiling while traces of his semen was found on her body.
Crown attorney Bryan Guertin said data from Google shows Strong’s phone was at the harbour on September 4, when he is believed to have thrown the torso in the water.
Strong is also charged with murdering 19 year old Kandis Fitzpatrick, who disappeared in 2008.
Strong pleaded not guilty to both killings in court. However, a large hunting knife used for gutting and skinning animals was found in Mr. Strong’s flat. This was revealed by the prosecutor, Mr Guertin said Kandis Fitzaptrick’s DNA was on the knife.
Mr Guertin also said: “Ms Fitzpatrick found the same fate as Ms Hache. Both girls were vulnerable, were essentially homeless with no fixed address. Both girls suffered from drug issues and sometimes worked in the sex trade to help fund their drug habit”.
To confirm Mr. Guertin’s statement, Kandis’ father William Fitzpatrick said he last saw her in 2008. He said she also had a drug problem and was known to leave the family home for weeks at a time with no communication.
Rori, one of the murdered girls was pregnant at the time she vanished but was dealing with an addiction to crystal meth. Rori’s aunt Michelle Guindon said.
No judgement has been made yet, the court will examine statements Strong made to officers at his apartment as well as videotaped interviews after his arrest.
Prosecutors said five women will provide testimony about Strong’s alleged sexual violence.