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OÀ-QmuReal Estate NEWS ___ See what's Event raises $31,~ C ,on the' marktet fo osrxewtln -~Page 4àPadS AMETROLAND COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER VOL. 145 NO. 7 TUESDAY APRIL 6,2004 $1.00)(GST inluded) P 44 PAGES "Using Communication to Build Better Communities" Clean sweep Susan Woodrutf, an educational assis- tant at E.C. Drury High School, gets a final brush-off from head ahaver and cos- metology student Jessica McKee. Ms Woodruff was one of 19 staff members and studenta who took part in the Cut for the Cure fundrala- er. See more cover- age of the event on page 8. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE ,Inmate may be linked to missing man By STEPHANIE THIESSEN The Champion A man who may have held valuable information about the whereabouts of Joseph Manchisi is dead. But police said the investigation into Mr. Manchisi's November disappearance will continue forging ahead. Early Friday moming, 36-year-old Mississauga resident Douglas Moore was found dead in his celI at Maplehurst Correctional Centre. Halton Regional Police Det. Sgt. Don Cousens said Mr. Moore probably committed suicide. "It certainly looks that way," he said. Mr. Moore was arrested last month by Halton Region Police at a Burlington motel and charged by Peel Regional Police with a handful of sex- related charges involving young boys. Rick De Facendis. acting homicide mnspector with Peel Regional Police, said Mr. Moore was a person of interest** in the disappearance of Multon's Giuseppe 'Joseph' Manchisi, 20, atsd a Mississauga man hc was helieved to he with, 22- year-old Robert Grewal. 'The fact that Mr. Moore died recently won't cause us to stop investigating or change our course," lnsp. De Facendis said. Police are alto investigating a link between Mr. Moore and Mississauga murder victim Rene Charlebois. 15, whose remains were found March 19 in an Orangeville-area landftll. Joseph Manchisi's father, alto named Joseph Manchisi, said in an interview with The Champion that in his heart of hearts he thinks his son is dead. "I thiak he's gone. Thats what 1 think," said a broken-soundmng Mr. Manclsisi, who runs ant area restaurant and reai estate company. Last mionth, police told Mr. Manchisi and fami- ly mnembers thcy believed the two missing men had met with foui play. Mr. Manchisi said he's frustrated with the lack of information he's received, addmng he gets most of it from newspapcrs. Police recently took a DNA sample from him and his other son, Me. Manchisi said. "Once you get someone looking at DNA, there must bc something they're not telling," he said. An inquest will be held into M. Moore's death. Stephattie T/tieasen con be reoched ai sthiessen@miltoncoanadianc-hampion.com. SPORTS Minor peewees gok Sat Opimist toîtrne-v *isde Comment ...............6 Dateline ................7 Champion Country ..15-18 Classitied ..........24-27 ,ý1 15 Il, ; I» ýý 1 1 r, 2 /? ý-,/ - r, ,ý ýP /1 e ) A ý? ý1I î ;] ý