The entrepreneur whose machinery was seized in a murder investigation ultimately fears bankruptcy if he does not get it back.
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A body was found late Sunday afternoon near Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures .
The owner of a pruning company where human remains were recovered requests intervention from court to get his shredder back, otherwise he could face financial difficulties.
Samuel Gauvin found himself unwillingly at the heart of a sordid murder story for which he faces no charges.
On the other hand, during their investigation, the police seized his industrial shredder which would have been used to crush the body of the victim, Santiago Gaona.
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