Police Continue The Search For Tori
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Two people have been arrested in the kidnapping and murder of Tori Stafford. The remains, however, have not been located yet. Police are planning on searching the shoulder of the very busy Highway 401 early Monday.
The 8-year-old was last seen in her hometown of Woodstock, Ont. on April 8th.
May 20th was the day that police began the ever-expanding search for Tori's remains. Since the incident, Michael Rafferty and Terri-Lynn McClintic have been arrested and charged in kidnapping the first-degree murder.
Monday will be the 13th day that police and communities alike have been searching for the remains of the young girl. Police have spoken with Tori's parents to let them know that they may never find the girl's remains.
Tori was last spotted in a surveillance tape at her school. She was willingly walking with a woman who was later identified as Terri-Lynn McClintic. Police are also still trying to locate the missing back-seat of the Honda the accused couple drove.
Police are asking anyone with any information to come forward. They are also asking people who live in rural areas to check the fields around their houses for evidence of a disturbance. Right now, the search has become a huge community effort. |
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