TORONTO: The Darham police has failed to identify the victim who was found dead following a house fire in Oshawa early this month. Police claimed they have exhausted all traditional means to identify the victim.
On last March 6, the male victim, approximately 25 years old, was found dead following a suspicious fire at a residence on Court Street near Olive Avenue and Simcoe Street. The police during the autopsy learnt that the wounds on body of victim are not related to fire and a case of murder instead.
Durham police has released a composite sketch of the victim, who they said may have went by the name ‘Ox.’ No further identification could be eastablsied, police said.
Police in a statement said that the victim was about five-foot-eleven to six-feet tall, weighed between 160 and 190 pounds and was possibly of southeast Asian descent. They say that his hair was also shaved at the sides with two long braids starting an inch back from his forehead.
So far no arrests have been made in the case and no information has been released about possible suspects.
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