An Edmonton father is in shock after finding out an accused serial killer may have killed his daughter.
The 21-year-old suspect is facing multiple murder charges in Prince George.
One of his alleged victims was Cynthia Maas, whose father lives in Edmonton.
"I'm glad that he got caught and he doesn't have to hurt anymore families out there," Maas' father, Gordon Gladue told CTV.
"I'm glad he'll be punished for it."
Cody Legebokoff has been charged with Maas' murder, as well as the murder of three other women.
Maas moved to Prince George in hopes of turning her life around. She disappeared last October and her body was found a few weeks later.
In a further twist to the case, Legebokoff lived in Lethbridge for 16 months.
Lethbridge police say there was no evidence to suggest he was involved in criminal activity while there.
But RCMP are looking to talk to anyone who had contact with him.
That includes those who connected with him on social media or dating sites where Legebokoff went by "One Country Boy".
With files from Amanda Anderson
