Dead Body Found In Toronto – One year has passed since the young girl’s skeleton remains were discovered in a trash can outside of a house that was still being constructed in the upscale Rosedale neighborhood of Toronto, but her identity has not been established. Since then, detectives have been questioning people and releasing information requests in the vicinity of Dale Avenue, which is situated north of Castle Frank Station. In addition to providing a description and a composite sketch of the youngster, they have also performed genetic genealogy testing to see if the child’s DNA resembles that of any other children who have been reported missing in North America.
Currently, the Toronto Police Department is largely silent and has turned down requests for interviews and written updates. People in the neighborhood are now working together to raise awareness of this mysterious case in an effort to uncover more facts. The neighborhood is currently in a condition of shock, terror, and hopelessness, according to the Reverend Daniel Cho of the nearby Rosedale Presbyterian Church (RPC).
He said, “We usually assume that (the police) will catch whoever is responsible,” during a recent interview with CP24.com. The father declared, “(This little girl) is a ghost and she has no right to be.” Cho said he knew he wanted to do something special with his new congregation to memorialize her from the day she was discovered. Cho was hired as the new minister of the local church just two weeks before the child’s remains were discovered and formally accepted his new role in July. Just two weeks before to the discovery of the child’s remains, Cho was officially sworn in as the new pastor of the nearby church.
“I believe that no one should leave this earth without an identity, especially a child,” said Cho, who, together with many other churchgoers, organized a memorial ceremony to mark the passage of a year since the death of the youngster. There will be a gathering at Rosedale Presbyterian Church, situated at 129 Mt. Pleasant Rd., on Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
