Cops Plead For Leads In Victoria Day Weekend Murder
Posted June 12, 2007 12:00 pm.
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He was shot down in cold blood and no one’s talking. If that sounds like a headline in the drive-by shooting death of Jose Saez from Monday, it’s not. Instead, it’s the latest plea from Toronto Police about another killing that’s been surrounded by silence – the homicide of Yonathan Musse. The Toronto resident was gunned down during the Victoria Day weekend at Carr and Denison Sts. in the Queen and Bathurst area and died in hospital four days later. But the reasons for his death and the name of the person who pulled the trigger remain a mystery.
It’s one detectives are pleading with the public to help them solve. “We’re asking people to come forward with any information that they have,” asks Det. Dan Sheppard. “Do the right thing for the right reasons. Yonathan Musse would have turned 20 next week. He is the only child of the family and the family is looking for answers.”
So are cops, who say very few people are cooperating with their investigation. If you have a secret you think they should know, call Crime Stoppers anonymously at (416) 222-TIPS.
