Shedden massacre
{'<entity_0>': 'Shedden massacre', '<entity_1>': '08 April 2006', '<entity_2>': 'massacre', '<entity_3>': 'Canada'}
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The <entity_0> involved the gang-related killing of eight men, whose bodies were found in a field five kilometres north of Shedden, a small village in the Canadian province of Ontario, on <entity_1>. The name "<entity_0>" is, in fact, a misnomer as the <entity_2> took place at a farm outside of Iona Station and Shedden was just the hamlet closest to where the bodies were discovered in a farmer's field. Around the world, the <entity_2> attracted attention, making the front pages of The Times of London, The Sydney Morning Herald of Sydney, The Irish Examiner of Cork, and The People's Daily of Beijing while both CNN and Fox News sent news teams to Shedden to cover what the media took to referring to as the "<entity_0>". The phrase "<entity_0>" caused much chagrin to the residents of Shedden who complained their hamlet had nothing to do with <entity_2>. Speaking about the <entity_2>, Yves Lavigne, an expert on outlaw bikers in <entity_3>, told The London Free Press in 2016 that: "Bikers are not the smartest people. As the result of the <entity_2> with the Toronto chapter of the Bandidos all killed and the Winnipeg chapter all imprisoned was the end of the Bandidos in <entity_3>, leaving the Hell's Angels as the dominant outlaw biker gang in <entity_3>.
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