The family of 19-year-old Kandis Fitzpatrick first reported the itinerant teen missing to police in 2010 after they hadn’t heard from her in over a year (via The Toronto Sun). Police had few leads as the case was already cold by the time the report was made. Nearly a decade later, 18-year-old Rori Hache was reported missing by her family in Oshawa. The torso of the pregnant teen’s body was found several weeks later in Oshawa Harbor by fishermen.
Months later, police received an interesting phone call from two plumbers in Oshawa. The workers had responded to a call at a local apartment building about a clogged drain. After working on the pipes, they pulled a long piece of what appeared to be flesh from the plumbing. Not knowing exactly what it was, the plumbers phoned the police to report it.
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On December 29, 2017, officer Kevin Park met the plumbers outside of the apartment building on McMillan Drive around 8 p.m. (per The Toronto Sun). Park reported to the news outlet that he knocked on the door of tenant Adam Strong and asked him one pivotal question — what had Strong been flushing down his toilet?
Strong immediately caved. “OK, you got me, the gig’s up, it’s a body,” Strong said. “If you want to recover the rest of her, it’s in my freezer.” Sure enough, when investigators opened the door to a freezer in Strong’s bedroom, they found the rest of Hache’s body.
