The heat is back on one of Toronto’s most chilling cold case mysteries

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The heat is back on one of Toronto’s most chilling cold case mysteries

Back on July 30th 1985, 8-year-old Nicole Morin was heading to meet a friend for a swim at the pool in her complex but never showed. Shauna Hunt has the latest update with police efforts on this decades old cold case.

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