Man convicted of killing Ontario couple now charged in cold case murder, police say | CBC News
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Ontario Provincial Police have charged 70-year-old David Alexander Snow with first-degree murder in the cold case of Angelien Quesnelle, whose body was found in 1991. Snow, already serving a life sentence for the 1992 murders of a Toronto couple, has been investigated for Quesnelle's death over the past 34 years. The recent charge provides hope for Quesnelle's family, who have sought answers for over three decades. Police emphasized the significance of this arrest for both the family and the Apsley community, although further details of the investigation remain confidential due to ongoing court proceedings.
For 34 years, her family has lived without answers. This arrest represents an important step toward providing Angelien's family and the community of Apsley with the long-awaited answers they deserve.
The OPP say their continued investigation of Quesnelle's death over the years led them to charge Snow with murder last week, after 34 years of searching for answers.
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