Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast: Upcoming Episode! Albert Peacock | Patreon

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Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast: Upcoming Episode! Albert Peacock

On Monday, December 2, 1991, The body of Albert Peacock, age 76, was located by hunters in a heavily-wooded area west of Durham Road 23 on the 3rd concession, in the Town of Georgina.

Clarence Albert Peacock was a resident of Toronto's East End district. An autopsy determined that he had been strangled.

At the time his body was discovered, he was clothed in a beige raincoat, pink dress shirt and beige checked polyester dress pants.

He is described as a male, white, 5'8", 166 lbs., no teeth, glasses, and bald with a slight fringe of white hair. The deceased was an active member of the Second Mile Club of Toronto, a senior's social club, and frequented their premises located at 192 Carlton Street, Toronto.

He also frequented a bar known as Noah's Arc Tavern at 277 Danforth Avenue, Toronto.

The deceased was last seen alive on November 25, 1991. On this date, he was taken to Toronto East General Hospital, by ambulance from Noah's Arc Tavern. At 9:30 p.m., Mr. Peacock was seen walking out of the hospital and was never seen alive again.

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