Child death charges in Muskoka region
Wednesday, May 21, 2025, 9:20 pm
Authorities have charged two individuals in connection with the tragic death of a child in Ontario’s Muskoka Region. The investigation, ongoing for over two years, has now led to formal charges, with one of the suspects identified as a Brampton man. Authorities continue to build their case through detailed evidence review.
Two people have been arrested in the death of a child in Ontario more than two years ago. Ontario Provincial Police say officers responded to a call in the town of Gravenhurst on Jan. 5, 2023, about a child who had suffered “significant injuries.” They say the child died in the hospital two days…
Two people, ages 24 and 33, charged in 2023 death of Ontario child
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