Crime & Justice With Ashleigh Banfield

Toronto police found additional human remains almost every day after resuming a search of a property linked to suspected serial killer Bruce McArthur, according to police. "We did recover human remains virtually every day we were there," said police spokesperson Meaghan Gray, about the search that spanned from July 4 to Friday. Officers had been examining a property in Toronto's Mallory Crescent neighborhood, which was linked to McArthur, who faces eight counts of murder. Police said McArthur, who was arrested in January, buried his victims' body parts in potted plants on properties where he worked as a self-employed landscaper. McArthur had some sort of relationship with each of his victims, some of which were sexual, according to police. A teen accused of stabbing a Colorado woman to death and planning to kill others on his "death list" pleaded not guilty, although that plea may change to not guilty by reason of insanity following mental examinations. Aiden von Grabow, 16, is