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Remains of third missing man found on rural property in southeastern Ontario

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Molly Hayes
Remains of third missing man found on rural property in southeastern Ontario
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Police have discovered the remains of a third missing man on a rural property in Montague, Ontario. The investigation is ongoing, with several individuals already facing murder charges related to the site.

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This is a significant criminal investigation involving multiple missing persons and potential serial violence in a small community.

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Police say more human remains were found at a property on Kelly Jordan Road in Montague, Ont. On Tuesday evening, the heavily wooded property remained taped off and guarded by police. Kaja Tirrul/The Globe and Mail

The Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after the remains of a missing man were discovered on a residential property in rural southeastern Ontario, months after the remains of two other men were found there.

Police announced Tuesday that remains discovered on a property on Kelly Jordan Road in Montague, a tiny township roughly 75 kilometres southwest of Ottawa, belong to Lawrence Bertrim, who was reported missing almost four years ago.

Mr. Bertrim was 42 when he was last seen in September, 2022, in downtown Smiths Falls, just a few kilometres away.

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