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In today's Back of the Brief, I want to talk about a growing investigation north of the U.S.

border in Toronto that's raising serious questions about who may be behind a string of attacks targeting synagogues, Jewish institutions, and the American consulate.

At first, many of the shootings and arson attacks appeared to be isolated incidents.

Viewed individually, each case looked like just another criminal investigation for authorities to solve.

But as detectives began comparing evidence from one scene to the next, a pattern emerged, and police now say those attacks may not have been separate at all.

Instead, investigators believe the attacks may have been carried out by what Toronto officials describe as multi-layered gun-for-hire networks that recruit young people through encrypted messaging platforms, pay them to carry out shootings, and shield the people giving the orders.

That theory began gaining traction as authorities started linking firearms to multiple crime scenes.

According to police, one 9mm handgun has been connected to six separate shootings, while a second, a .45 caliber handgun, has been linked to 21 others.