MONTREAL – Police are looking for anyone with information in a case related to Michel Wilkie, who was arrested at his home on June 30 for allegedly luring two minors online.
Wilkie, 52, apparently spoke to his two victims, aged 12 and 14, over social media using the pseudonyms Dany Rioux, Ping 111 and Mike Ping.
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He reportedly made sexual gestures towards the girls.
Wilkie appeared in court on July 2 to face charges of inciting sexual acts over the Internet.
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The investigation was a collaboration between Montreal police, the Sûreté du Québec and Lévis police.
Officers believe there may have been other victims and encourage anyone with information to contact them.
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