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Body in Car at Shedden Massacre Scene: 8 Bandidos Killed, Ontario 2006
Eight men connected to the Bandidos Motorcycle Club were killed by execution-style gunfire overnight between April 7 and April 8, 2006, on a farm close to Iona Station, Ontario. Among those killed was the president of the club's Toronto chapter. On the afternoon of April 8, the victims were discovered near the village of Shedden in a farmer's field along Stafford Line. Their bodies had been placed in four deserted vehicles, consisting of three cars and a tow truck. In October 2009, farm owner Wayne Kellestine and five other men were found guilty on a combined 44 first-degree murder counts and four manslaughter counts. The outcome was reported as the highest number of murder convictions secured in one proceeding in Canadian history.  · |
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01-29-2013, 03:36 AM
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Re: Body in Car at Shedden Massacre Scene: 8 Bandidos Killed, Ontario 2006
They were members of the Bandidos Shedden massacre 8 bodies found in Ontario farm field In 2009 the jury returned 44 guilty verdicts for first degree murder and four for manslaughter, possibly the largest number of murder convictions ever produced from a single criminal proceeding in Canada. |
