David Robson, 65, Found Dead in Caledon Ontario Deemed Homicide: OPP Investigation

Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Caledon homicide investigation
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The Dufferin Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the case of a missing man, David Robson, 65, who was found dead in Caledon as a homicide. The deceased was reported missing from Melancthon Township and the police are still searching for his black Kia Sportage with license plate DAMZ 252. The post-mortem examination confirmed the death was a homicide. The police are urging anyone with information or who witnessed suspicious activity on Chinguacousy Road between Saturday and Monday to contact Dufferin OPP or Simcoe Muskoka Crime Stoppers. This incident is not believed to be a random act, and public safety is not at risk.

Investigation of Missing Man Found Dead Now Deemed a Homicide

A tragic incident has unfolded in the Town of Caledon, where a missing man, David Robson, aged 65, was found dead. The Dufferin Ontario Provincial Police are now treating the case as a homicide after a post-mortem examination revealed the cause of death.

Discovery of the Deceased

The unsettling discovery was made in the area of Chinguacousy Road and King Street. Mr. Robson, who had been reported missing from the Township of Melancthon on March 25, was identified as the victim of this heinous crime.

Ongoing Investigation

Authorities are actively seeking information regarding Mr. Robson’s vehicle, a 2017 black Kia Sportage with Ontario licence plate DAMZ 252. The investigation is focused on gathering details about any suspicious activity that may have occurred on Chinguacousy Road between Saturday and Monday.

Assurance of Public Safety

Despite the unsettling nature of the incident, provincial police have assured the public that there is no immediate risk to safety. They have emphasized that the investigators do not view this as a random occurrence, providing some reassurance to the community.

Seeking Tips from the Public

Individuals with any information relevant to the case are urged to contact Dufferin OPP at 1-888-310-1122. For those who wish to remain anonymous, tips can be submitted to Simcoe Muskoka Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or online at crimestopperssdm.com.

As the investigation unfolds, the community remains on edge, hoping for swift justice for Mr. Robson and closure for his loved ones.

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