The suspects in multiple Canada murders confessed to their crimes and said they planned to kill more people before their suicides, police said.

McLeod and Schmegelsky had not been seen since July 22

Canadian police sent divers into a river over the weekend to search for signs of two teenage boys who are suspected of killing three people.

They had been accused of killing an American-Australian couple, as well as a college professor; they were found a few miles from a marshland police had been searching.

Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, were wanted on Canada-wide warrants for second-degree murder.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police received a credible tip around 5 p.m. Sunday that two males matching their descriptions were seen in York Landing.

Police in Canada have announced a possible sighting of the suspects wanted in connection to three murders as the manhunt continues.

Canadian authorities have zeroed in on a remote, swampy area in their nationwide manhunt for two teenage boys suspected of killing three people.

Al Schmegelsky believes his son Bryer Schmegelsky will go down fighting after the teen and his friend Kam McLeod allegedly went on a killing spree across the country.

Police now say two teens who were believed to be at risk and missing in British Columbia are suspects in the deaths of Chynna Deese and Lucas Robertson Fowler.

Canadian authorities say two teenagers who were thought missing and whose torched camper was found hear a burned body are now wanted by police.

Two missing teens who police hypothesized could be linked to the murders of a couple in Canada are now considered suspects.

Authorities identified the slain as Chynna Noelle Deese of Charlotte, North Carolina, and boyfriend Lucas Robertson Fowler of Australia.