Ontario Police Search for Murder Suspects; One Believed Hiding in Rural B.C.
Ontario Provincial Police are searching for multiple suspects in connection with the death of a man found injured in Perth, Ontario on April 12, 2026. A 34-year-old suspect named Joseph Madore is believed to be camping in rural British Columbia, while another suspect, Brayton Kennedy, remains at large with an unknown location. The case has resulted in multiple charges including second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder.
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the death of a man found injured in a park in Perth, Ontario on April 12, 2026. The investigation has led to multiple arrests and charges: a 46-year-old was charged with conspiracy to commit murder in May, a 32-year-old from Ottawa was charged with accessory after the fact to murder, and 34-year-old Joseph Madore is believed to be camping in rural British Columbia. Police seized two firearms from a rural property in Terrace, B.C. during the investigation. Madore has known associations in B.C. communities including Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Richmond, and Terrace. Another suspect, Brayton Kennedy of Ottawa, is also wanted for second-degree murder but his whereabouts are unknown.
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The victim's name and circumstances of the initial injury are mentioned, but additional details about the motive or relationship between the victim and suspects are not provided in either source.
What different sources said
- CP24Center
Suspect charged with first-degree murder after OPP officer killed in line of duty
- Global News CanadaCenter
Ontario murder suspect believed to be in rural B.C.: police
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