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Toronto is apparently having a record murder year. Question is, are any of them real or are we be attacked with intelligence created mayhem?

This very MS-paint like portrait features a black man aptly named Licorish. What immediately came to mind is this was an aptronym – I didn’t know the word but thought one must exist for this clearly deliberate literary device – An aptronym, aptonym or euonym is a personal name aptly or peculiarly suited to its owner.

Toronto police have identified a man shot to death in a Scarborough apartment building on Sunday. Cardinal Licorish, 23, of Ajax, was found suffering from gunshot wounds in a stairwell of the building at 4175 Lawrence Avenue East, at Kingston Road.

Source: Toronto police identify 90th homicide victim of year | CBC News

I’ve stated many times that I believe crime is actually decreasing for two fundamental reasons: the population is aging and new immigrants (younger) are less likely to step out of line and be thrown out of the country. Not to mention that most native born young are (now legally) stoned or busy playing video games.

If this is so, how can we be having a record murder year in Toronto?
Liquorice – Wikipedia

The murder was also in public housing. Public housing has always been associated with higher crime, and if it’s faked, it easier to accept for the residents and public at large. Residents, grateful for the subsidy, are unlikely to speak out in any way. An ideal and likely place to stage any fake crime.

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The only true phrase in this entire story is used to Google search block my speculation that this is all a fake cover story for a massive fraud. I doubt the two rich people are dead but off somewhere else enjoying huge piles of money that they likely absconded from the shareholders.

Unnamed sources, unnamed officials, everyone’s anonymous in these phony stories. Isn’t this enough for the reader to realize that he’s reading fiction?

Why would the script writers expect anyone to believe that a real estate agent is worth publishing? A real case needs a real detective with a real reputation quoted.

The agent says he and his clients thought they had stumbled across some kind bizarre Halloween display or a joke.

“Fake murders,” is how he initially described it.

They soon left the property, refusing to believe what they saw inside the multimillion-dollar home could actually be real.

Not long after, it’s believed the other agent called 911 to report the find.

www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4878887…

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Gun crime and dangerous thugs are loose everywhere, including small town Ontario! Hide your children! Shelter in place!

Our Prime Minister is personally trying to hunt the monster loose in a town I visit regularly. Thank you Justine!

UPDATED 3:05 a.m

– Niagara Regional police provide further details on suspects sought in the shooting. And NRP news release says the first suspect is black, in his early 20s, stands five-foot-11, and has short hair, earrings, slim build and wore black shirt with white writing on front, black shorts to above knee with white on sides, change in pockets. The second suspect is also black  in his early 20s, standing 8-foot-3 with a muscular build, dreadlocks in ponytail tucked up inside black hat, black shirt, grey track pants.

Police say both suspects are considered armed and should not be approached. If located, residents are asked to call 911 immediately.

UPDATED 11:48 p.m.

– Police say the suspects in the shooting remain at large. NRP spokesman Const. Phil Gavin says police have yet to identify the shooting suspects and do not know their location. Police say the suspects are two black males, around 19 to 23 years old and one of them was wearing a dark hoodie and jeans. 

– Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Ralph Goodale tweet about today’s shooting. 

Thank you to all the police and first responders working diligently on this tonight. We’re thinking of everyone affected & monitoring the situation closely. t.co/yZjhMGfVtc…

What is the biggest criminal ever recorded? I didn’t know we grew humans over 8 feet.

This guy was too big for the prison, but he’s far away. How would we feed such a person? He’d need two servings for sure.

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Without the hoaxes, what would crime stats really look like?

This article laments the fact that Toronto/Canada is now getting the UK/US/Israel (empire) hoaxed events more regularly.

Gary LaFree, chair of the criminology and criminal justice department at the University of Maryland, noted that while violent crime rates in the U.S., Europe and Canada are in some cases at historic lows, “you’ve got school shooting and terrorism and all sorts of violence that is in this odd new category.”

Source: Toronto is not immune to mass shootings | The Star

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Crime hoax writers are getting lazy in Toronto. They’re lacing their scripts with clues that there will be no crying crisis actors in their dramas, no tearless relatives, no facebook pages, no formula background stories of endless smiles and warmth and lighting up a room.

Sounds good to me.

Homicide detectives have identified the shooting victim of what police said was a “targeted attack” in Oakville on Friday night as 19-year-old Keegan Parkinson. Halton police responded to a call about a shooting at 11:15 p.m. on Rebecca St. east of Dorval Dr. Parkinson was found in medical distress and later pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.

Halton Police said there’s no new suspect information and are requesting that the victim’s family “be afforded privacy and discretion” on their behalf.

Source: Police identify victim of a ‘targeted’ fatal shooting in Oakville | The Star

To wit:

A man in his late 20s died after a shooting in Brampton Monday evening, Peel Police said.

Police arrived to the area of Airport Rd. and Countryside Dr. after receiving a call for a shooting at 6:11 p.m. They said the man succumbed to his injuries when they arrived on site to the residential area.
Peel Police said one person is dead after a shooting in Brampton on Monday evening.
Peel Police said one person is dead after a shooting in Brampton on Monday evening. (Toronto Star)

Police are not releasing anymore information on the victim.

Homicide and Missing Persons bureau arrived on the site later.

One man dead after shooting in Brampton | The Star