Toronto investigators search property of Tim Bosma murder suspect Dellen Millard

Property belonging to a suspect in the murder of Ancaster, Ont., man Tim Bosma was being searched by police again Tuesday, by investigators involved in a pair of recently re-opened cases.

The Globe and Mail reports that Toronto homicide crews have returned to farmland near Kitchener, Ont., where Bosma's charred remains were discovered earlier this month.

The farmland belongs to 27-year-old Dellen Millard, who faces a charge of first-degree murder in the bizarre disappearance and death of Bosma – the father of a two-year-old daughter, last seen leaving with two men on a test drive the evening of May 6.

Bosma's remains were discovered on the property a week after his disappearance and a portable incinerator was later found during a massive search. Toronto police were among a number of law enforcement agencies that helped Hamilton police in that investigation.

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CBC News reported that a second body may have been found on the property, but Hamilton police have stated that only Bosma’s remains have been confirmed.

A Hamilton police spokesperson told Yahoo! Canada News they would attempt to confirm whether local investigators were part of the ongoing search of Millard's property.

After Millard was named as a suspect in the case, Toronto police began reconsidering two previous cases with links to the young man, the heir an aviation dynasty.

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Toronto investigators had previously found nothing suspicious about the 2012 disappearance of Laura Babcock. But reports that she was last in contact with Millard convinced officers to take a second look.

Babcock was never located after she disappeared from Toronto last summer.

Toronto police are also taking a fresh look at the November death of Millard's father Wayne, which has been deemed a suicide.

Millard’s lawyer, Deepak Paradkar, has previously said he feared the naming of his client in connection to other cases could hurt his ability to receive a fair trial in the Bosma murder case. He has vowed to plead not guilty.