Last month, provincial police charged two more people, including a London man alleged to be a member of the Outlaws motorcycle club, in the homicide. Five people, two of them siblings, are now charged with first-degree murder in the death of Jason Brown, 43, whose body was found along an Oshawa road on March 13, The family learned through a media report Brown had been kidnapped from a cemetery in Harrison, northwest of Guelph, a day before his body was found, Tara Brown said.
OPP detectives have cited the ongoing investigation for the lack of information available to the family, she said. Police initially charged Joshua Drumond, 32, of Edmonton, and Steven Walsom-Gerigs, 33, of Brantford, with first-degree murder and kidnapping in Travis Willard Wand, 30, of Wellington North, was charged in June with first-degree murder, kidnapping and other offences.
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Please try again. Martin also is charged with kidnapping and other offences. The Drumond brothers are alleged to be members of the Outlaws motorcycle club and Brown was a one-time prospect, police said. Brown is remembered a jokester with a big heart. He lived in Kitchener and had two grown children, who were 13 and 17 when he died.
Tara Brown, who last saw her brother when he came to her Scarborough home for a haircut a few months before he died, decided not to view his body after the coroner advised the family against it. Postmedia is committed to maintaining a lively but civil forum for discussion. Please keep comments relevant and respectful. Comments may take up to an hour to appear on the site.
