Calgary police expected to release details on serial homicide case
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Calgary police are expected to unveil details of a strong connection between the city and a landmark investigation into a serial killer by Alberta RCMP.
Calgary police are expected to unveil details of a strong connection between the city and a landmark investigation into a serial killer by Alberta RCMP.
Mounties say the case has to do with four women who were killed in the 1970s that have been linked to a serial sex offender.
Police say the offender has since died.
Details of that "sensitive and disturbing" investigation are expected to be released in Edmonton on Friday morning.
Calgary police are expected to release further details about the investigation on Friday afternoon.
This is a developing story and we will have more details when they are available…
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