Homicide investigator testifies at Tori Dunn homicide trial
Const. Ryan Gerlinski took the stand on Thursday. He has been a member of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team for 4.5 years.
On Thursday, the trial for Adam Mann, accused of second-degree murder in the June 16, 2024 death of Tori Dunn, continued. Const. Ryan Gerlinski, a member of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team for four and a half years, testified at the Surrey trial. Gerlinski stated he was called to Dunn's home at 11:40 p.m. to find a suspect in custody, who was reportedly under the influence of drugs.
He seized three items from a Surrey police officer: rubber gloves, a sweater, and a toque. Gerlinski then met another team member who had taken DNA swabs from Dunn's boyfriend, present at the scene. The next day, June 17, a bloody chef's knife with blood and a broken tip was discovered on a neighboring property. On June 16, Gerlinski obtained consent to search the Dunn residence at 4:40 p.m., discovering a substantial amount of blood in the living room and taking four DNA swabs inside the home.
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