8 people found dead in St.Thomas Ontario.

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Eight men all knew each other, police say

Canadian Press

Shedden, Ont. —

The bodies of eight unidentified men discovered inside several abandoned vehicles were awaiting autopsies Sunday after they were removed overnight from a farmer's field that's now the scene of the worst mass killing in Ontario history. None of the victims have yet been identified, but they were all known to each other and all came from the Greater Toronto Area, Ontario police Det.-Supt. Ross Bingley told a news conference.

"Obviously, we're not used to having eight people at one homicide scene," Det.-Supt. Bingley said. "(In) 27 years of policing, I don't recall that number of people at any one location, so obviously it's fairly significant." Det.-Supt. Bingley refused to speculate about the possible cause of death.

OPP Constable Graham also did not speculate on the details. "At this point, we're saying trauma, but the pathologist will have to decide the cause of death," he said.

The eight men were found dead Saturday inside four vehicles on a tract of southwestern Ontario farmland in Shedden, a tiny farming village of about 800 people southwest of London and south of heavily travelled Highway 401.

"The bodies were in and about the vehicles in that area," Const. Graham said.

The vehicles — a grey Pontiac Grand Prix, a silver Infiniti SUV and a green Chevrolet Silverado tow truck, with a silver Volkswagen Golf attached to the hitch — were taken to provincial police headquarters in Orillia, Ont., north of Toronto.
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Well not a hell of a lot more info but what is with the tow truck? This whole thing seems weird.