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Police: Father of missing Quebec girl charged with second-degree murder in her death

Police: Father of missing Quebec girl charged with second-degree murder in her death

CTV News6 days ago
Police say Luciano Frattolin has been arrested in the murder of his daughter, 9-year-old Melina Frattolin, and explain the timeline of the murder.
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