A woman charged with 3 murders in 3 days has been labeled a serial killer by police in Canada

A woman described by police as a serial killer has been arrested and charged Friday with three murders since earlier in the week in Toronto, Niagara Falls and another Canadian city. The horrific attack lasted three days from Tuesday to Thursday.

“He’s a serial killer,” Niagara County Police Chief Bill Fordy told reporters when asked if the label was appropriate.

Sabrina Kauldhar, 30, was arrested at a suburban Toronto hotel after police matched the murders, obtaining a description of the suspect associated with each case. Police said detectives are also trying to identify a woman who was seen on CCTV footage on Tuesday buying the clothes Kauldhar was wearing when he was arrested.

Kauldhar is charged with murder in the deaths of a 60-year-old woman in her Toronto home, a 47-year-old man in a Niagara Falls park and a 77-year-old man in a Hamilton, Ontario, parking lot.

Investigators told AFP that the first victim in Toronto, who was found with “visible injuries” on her body, was known to her attacker.

Fordy said the suspect was believed to be targeting his victims in Hamilton and Niagara Falls, police identified as Mario Bilich and Lance Cunningham.

The two men were “going about their business and we believe they were just attacking,” Fordy said.

Police came upon Cunningham in Niagara Falls after responding to emergency calls about a disturbance. He was pronounced dead at the park.

Cunningham’s wife, Kim, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. that they have a 13-year-old daughter together.

“He didn’t deserve this,” he said in an email to this site. “I want my husband back.”

“Bilich – a retired teacher who was allegedly followed by the suspect in his car in a parking lot in Hamilton – was seriously injured with stab wounds,” police said in a statement. He later died at the hospital.

“Detectives were able to link the Hamilton murder to the recent murder in John Allen Park in Niagara Falls, and found that the suspect matched the description of both cases,” police said. “Added another investigation conducted on October 1 in Toronto.”