Quebec provincial police say they believe a man charged this week in the murder and sexual assault of a junior college student 22 years ago may have had other victims.
MONTREAL - A man charged this week in connection with a murder and separate sexual assault 22 years ago is suspected by police of having other alleged victims.
Provincial police are investigating Grenon within a “serial crimes management structure,” spokeswoman Sgt. Béatrice Dorsainville said in an interview Friday. That type of operation, she said, allows various police forces to pool resources to identify predators. Potvin was found dead on April 28, 2000, in her apartment in Jonquière, now a borough of Saguenay, Que., north of Quebec City. She lived with two female roommates, also students, who were not home when the killing took place inside their Panet Street residence.
More than two decades later, Quebec provincial police arrested Grenon on Wednesday in Granby, Que., east of Montreal. He appeared by video on Thursday in courtrooms in Saguenay and in Quebec City. Grenon remains detained until his next court appearance on Nov. 21.
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