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Who was the woman in the concrete floor? The unanswered questions behind one of Toronto’s oldest cold-case mysteries
Concrete for the floor of the auto dealership was poured in 1949, which meant she was likely dead for at least 46 years. Crowley had no shortage of names of GTA women who vanished around the time the concrete was poured at Robertson Motors. Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading...She lived on Seymour Avenue, not far from where the semi-mummified remains were discovered. Crowley heard that the couple often argued. At first, Crowley sounded hopeful as he said he thought he had finally learned the identity of the woman from under the concrete floor.
Source: thestar February 14, 2021 09:22 UTC
