這個老伯和藹可親，但作案慾望超級充沛，目標專指多倫多的同志

會員通道: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9HOOTENXN_Q2AJ7eozWBXA/join 看似普通的监控行动，揭开了加拿大犯罪史上最驚悚的连环杀人案。外表和蔼、笑容亲切的老园丁，竟在十余年间谋杀多名男性受害者，并且把遗体分解后藏匿在雇主的花园与巨型花盆中。他的“绿手指”名声远扬，却无人想到那些枝繁叶茂的绿植下，埋着无数家庭的噩梦。“园丁屠夫”案不仅是一个变态杀手的故事，更是一面照见社会偏见与制度漏洞的镜子。本片将带你走进案件全貌，梳理警方侦查的失误、社区的无声哭喊，以及隐藏在城市角落里最黑暗的人性深渊。 In January 2018, during the coldest days of Toronto’s winter, an unassuming police surveillance operation unraveled one of Canada’s most disturbing serial murder cases. Bruce McArthur, a 66-year-old gardener known for his friendly demeanor and “green thumb,” spent over a decade hiding dismembered remains inside the planters and gardens where he worked. Neighbors saw him as a kind old man; none imagined that the lush plants he carefully nurtured were rooted in a horrifying secret.The investigation traces back to a series of missing-person cases within Toronto’s LGBTQ+ community. It began with the 2010 disappearance of Skandaraj “Skanda” Navaratnam, a Sri Lankan refugee who vanished after leaving a gay bar. His case—like many others involving missing gay men—was initially dismissed as a voluntary departure. Police bias, systemic indifference, and flawed assumptions allowed a serial killer to operate freely in Canada’s largest city for years.