Suspects Arrested in 2-Year-Old Murder Case

0:00It's April 30th. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Two suspects got pinched this week in the murder of 65-year-old David Robson from Malanthin, Ontario. His body turned up on April 1st, 2024, near Chingwakuzi Road and King Street in Caledon. Copsay was no random hit. Robson was last spotted in his hometown north of Orangeville on March 21st that year. Four days later, he and his truck went missing and his place caught fire the same day. On Tuesday, Ontario Provincial Police napped 29-year-old J.Sick Traila from Mississauga on first-degree murder, Arson, and messing with the body. Charges. Meanwhile, just a day later on Wednesday, 42-year-old Pielder Olshevsky from Toronto got arrested too. He's facing Arson and accessory after the fact to murder counts. This cold case blew open fast after a billboard popped up outside Orangeville in late March,

1:00flashing Robson's picture for tips. Folks in the area had been waiting two years for breaks like this. Police made it clear there's no threat to the public since it wasn't random. Detectives were stressing that more people might be in the mix and they're hungry for any leads to nail everyone. Investigators vow to keep digging until the full crew faces justice and Robson's family gets real closure. Stay tuned as this unfolds.