Sock stuffed with bullets found in suspect’s bedroom after killing of Claudia Iacono, Montreal court told - Montreal Gazette
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Jogging pants matching those worn by shooter were also found in home of Joel Richard Clarke, accused of first-degree murder.
Eight days after Claudia Iacono was killed outside her salon in Côte-des-Neiges, the home of the man alleged to be her killer was searched in Brampton, Ont. where police found a sock stuffed with bullets as well as jogging pants investigators believe were worn by the shooter.
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