Overview
- Police identified the victims as William ‘Blake’ Robinson, 45, and David Cheesequay, 41, and charged Robert Ladouceur with first- and second-degree murder and two counts of indignity to a dead body.
- Investigators allege he also faces firearms, drug trafficking and theft charges stemming from the multi-site probe.
- Searches of a wooded area in Barrie, a rural Huntsville property and a North Simcoe County residence yielded suspected human remains that have been transported to Toronto’s Centre of Forensic Sciences for analysis.
- Ladouceur was arrested in Midland on Aug. 2 and remains in custody ahead of a bail hearing scheduled in Barrie court for Aug. 15.
- Barrie police say they will not release further details until a news conference on Aug. 26 as forensic examinations continue.