Sabrina Kauldhar, a Toronto woman, has been arrested after a three-day killing spree that left three people dead in different cities across Ontario. Sabrina, 30, faces multiple murder charges in connection to the deaths. The lady is accused of two distinct incidents—one in Toronto and the other in Niagara Falls—of second-degree murder. She is also facing a first-degree murder accusation in relation to a deadly stabbing in Hamilton.
Tuesday was the first occurrence; Keele Street and Dundas Street West was the location when Toronto police were summoned to a house. Upon arrival, officers found a lady in her 60s deceased with traces of damage to her body. The Toronto victim may have known Kauldhar, according to the police.
The Niagara Regional Police were called to John Allan Park in Niagara Falls the next day in response to allegations of an unrest. Lance Cunningham, 47, a guy, was discovered with serious injuries. Even though the rescue responders tried their best, Cunningham was declared dead on the spot. Authorities think he was the victim of a random attack.
Hamilton police were called to a stabbing incident on Thursday. Mario Bilich, the guy who was eventually identified as the victim, was discovered to have suffered serious stab wounds. Despite being taken to the hospital, he passed away from his wounds. Investigators connected the murder to the two homicides that came before it.
According to Niagara Regional Police Chief Bill Fordy, Kauldhar was arrested in Burlington. Citing the sequence of killings, he admitted that the accused may be considered a serial killer. Fordy stated that in order to get information and ascertain a motive, more than 100 detectives are working on the investigation. But as of right now, no obvious reason has been found.
Additionally, Fordy stated that Kauldhar had previously interacted with law enforcement, though the specifics of those encounters are yet unknown. Police are currently looking for further information about the circumstances surrounding the deaths, so the inquiry is still in its early stages.
Authorities are also searching for another lady who was captured on camera buying clothes at a Burlington Giant Tiger shop. Later, Kauldhar was discovered to be in possession of the garments, and the police are asking the public to help identify the woman.
Investigations are still ongoing to determine Kauldhar's relationship to the victims. The Toronto victim was supposedly known to the perpetrator, but the other two victims seem to have been chosen at random. Police are still assembling evidence and looking into the suspect's possible reasons for the murders.