GUILTY Canada - Eight men found shot to death, Shedden, ON, 8 April 2006

MagicRose99 said:

I would think that with that many men and vehicles involved, it may have something to do with a suicide pact of some sort. I mean, you can't tell me all 8 men are going to sit around while some psycho goes around killing them one by one by one... they had 4 vehicles.

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docwho3 said:

Ahhh but were they brought there all at the same time? If one had some scam going where one killed people and the scam involved use of a tow truck then maybe one would have a dumping ground to dump the cars with the bodies in them. Just a thought.

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Police have launched a murder hunt and say it is possible more bodies will be found. They say all the men were white but have given few other details.

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An aerial view showed the vehicles parked within 200 metres of each other. The bodies were still inside. A minivan was discovered in a field about 20 metres off a dirt road.

About 100 metres away, a tow truck was found parked on the shoulder with a small silver car hooked to the back. The tow truck was marked with the logo "Superior Towing." A fourth car was parked in a clearing about 100 metres along that road. The hatchback was wide open.

Police said they mobilized all of their resources to investigate but were not in a position to disclose any possible motive for the murders, although surrounding Elgin County has a history of biker activity.

Several motorcycle clubs have been known to populate the area including the Loners, the Bandidos and the Hells Angels.

In separate incidents in 1994 and 1998, the bodies of a man and a woman were found dumped in the area.

Both had been beaten to death and neither of the murders were ever solved.

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Eight men found dead inside abandoned vehicles in a remote wooded area of a farmer's property were all from greater Toronto and all knew each other, Canadian police said Sunday.

"We are confident that all the victims were known to each other and were from the greater Toronto area," Ross Bingley of the Ontario Provincial Police said.

The bodies have been removed from the crime scene and await autopsies. Bingley said the victims have not been identified and wouldn't comment on the cause of death.

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Police investigating the deaths of eight men found stuffed inside abandoned vehicles in a remote wooded area near the U.S. border descended on a farmhouse a few miles down the road on Sunday, blocking traffic to and from the area.

Police refused to discuss what was happening beyond the roadblock, which was set up about three miles from where the bodies were found inside four vehicles deserted in a farmer's field Saturday morning.

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A local resident who lives on the same rural road west of London, Ont., where police had set up a second roadblock Sunday said there were about 12 police cruisers parked down the road outside the home of a man with known links to biker gangs.

"He's lived there for 20 years," the man said. It's not the first time police have been seen at the location, he added, "but we've had no trouble at all."

Another resident who lives in the area but refused to give his name said the road is home to Wayne Kellestine, the former leader of the St. Thomas Annihilators and now-defunct St. Thomas Loners biker gangs.

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