In a shocking turn of events, a woman identified as a serial killer has been arrested and charged with three murders that occurred in three days across Ontario, Canada. Suspect, 30-year-old Sabrina Kauldhar, was apprehended at a suburban hotel in Toronto on Friday, following a coordinated investigation by Niagara Regional Police and or law enforcement agencies.
Murders took place between Tuesday and Thursday, with Kauldhar allegedly targeting victims in Toronto, Niagara Falls, and Hamilton. Police Chief Bill Fordy confirmed to reporters that Kauldhar is indeed considered a serial killer, stating, “She is a serial killer,” when asked if the designation was appropriate given the nature of the crimes.
The investigation began with the discovery of a 60-year-old woman found dead in her Toronto home, where police reported visible trauma to her body. The victim, who had a known relationship with the suspect, marks the beginning of what would become a series of grisly attacks.
As the investigation unfolded, authorities linked two additional murders to Kauldhar. The first of them occurred in John Allen Park in Niagara Falls, where a 47-year-old man, Lance Cunningham, was killed. Police responded to emergency calls regarding a disturbance in the park and found Cunningham unresponsive. His wife, Kim, spoke to the media, expressing her grief and disbelief: “He did not deserve this. I want my husband back.”
The second victim, identified as 77-year-old Mario Bilich, was discovered in a Hamilton parking lot, where he suffered significant injuries consistent with stab wounds. Investigators revealed that Bilich was allegedly followed by Kauldhar to his vehicle before the attack. Police quickly established connections between the three homicides, as they noted that the description of the suspect matched in each case.
Moreover, detectives have been reviewing CCTV footage to identify a woman seen purchasing clothing that Kauldhar was found with at the time of her arrest, indicating potential accomplices or further connections to ongoing investigations.
As this case unfolds, it raises serious concerns about public safety and the unpredictability of violent crime. Police are urging anyone with additional information related to murders to come forward. This tragic series of events has sent shockwaves throughout the Ontario community, prompting discussions on crime prevention and resources needed to protect citizens from such random acts of violence.
Authorities continue to investigate circumstances surrounding the attacks as they seek to provide closure to victims’ families and ensure that justice is served.
