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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 12670935" data-attributes="member: 92282"><img src="http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/60182000/jpg/_60182141_60182140.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Canada says it expects Sri Lanka to make a full  investigation of the murder of a Canadian citizen in northern Sri Lanka  last week.         Reports say Anthonypillai Mahendrarajah, of Sri Lankan Tamil  origin, was killed when he went to reclaim property lost during the war.          His properties were said to be in Kilinochchi, the town that became the headquarters for Tamil Tiger rebels.         Sri Lanka's army defeated separatist rebels in 2009 after 26 years of war.         The Canadian High Commissioner to Sri Lanka, Bruce Levy, told  the BBC that Mr Mahendrarajah was apparently murdered by a group of men  just outside Kilinochchi.          For years the Tamil Tiger headquarters, the town is now heavily guarded by the military.          Mr Levy said he had sent a formal note to the government  saying a full investigation of last week's killing was needed and Canada  would be tracking its progress.     Building a house           Media reports and sources in northern Sri Lanka said villagers  reported seeing men in balaclavas attack Mr Mahendrarajah.  He had  struggled with his killers and his genitals were mutilated.          He is said to have been the wealthy owner of shops in  Kilinochchi who fled and settled in Canada during the war years. His  properties were taken over by the Tamil Tigers and are reportedly now in  the hands of a Sri Lankan supermarket chain and other businesses.          He had returned to the country to reclaim his land and had started building a house on it when he was killed.          Some reports say he had got into arguments with the military  on the issue and the pro-Tiger website, TamilNet, said his movements had  been monitored by military intelligence.          The police spokesman declined to comment much but told the  BBC four teams of investigators had been deployed but no-one had yet  been arrested.         This week the Sri Lankan government  said it would welcome  and accept refugees wanting to return from overseas but incidents like  this are likely to put many off. BBC</blockquote>

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