Two Charged in Dominica for Killings of Canadian Eco-Resort Owners
Investigation continues with assistance from independent investigators and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
- Two men have been arrested and charged in the killings of Canadian businessman Daniel Langlois and his partner Dominique Marchand, who owned an eco-resort in Dominica.
- A third person was arrested but not charged, and the investigation is ongoing.
- Dominican authorities have requested independent investigators to assist with the probe and the DNA and forensic analysis of evidence gathered.
- The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have been contacted and are aware of the investigation.
- One of the men charged had been involved in a years-long dispute over use of a road leading to the couple’s eco-resort, according to local media citing court documents.