Lots of anon messages bashing him in months before his death
She obv was not too happy with his work
Be curious if more info comes out as to what happened and her motives
Global News also learned that this was not the first time Rosen was targeted. Police in 53 division investigated an incident a few years ago when a woman attacked him by throwing acid on him. An arrest was never made after that incident.
Sources told Global News that investigators believe Rosen was being stalked for a number of days prior to the hit-and-run homicide.
Meanwhile, Anh appeared in court on Wednesday for her first appearance.
Global News learned that Rosen represented Castleform Development, a corporation run by Peter Voong, who is the son-in-law of the woman charged, Anh Thu Chiem, in a commercial lawsuit in 2018.
Representatives for Castleform argued there was an oral agreement to develop land in Etobicoke owned by Chiem’s mother, Chau Chiem. But Voong, Chiem and her mother disagreed over the terms agreed upon.
On Jan. 10, 2019, a judge ordered that Anh and Chau pay Castleform Development $37,000 and dismissed a countersuit. The judge called it “an unfortunate matter that has the undertones of a failing family relationship.”
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She obv was not too happy with his work
Be curious if more info comes out as to what happened and her motives
Woman charged in 'targeted' murder of Toronto lawyer at midtown parking garage: police
A 62-year-old woman has been charged with first-degree murder after she allegedly struck and killed a Toronto lawyer in a "targeted" homicide at a midtown parking garage, police say.
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Global News also learned that this was not the first time Rosen was targeted. Police in 53 division investigated an incident a few years ago when a woman attacked him by throwing acid on him. An arrest was never made after that incident.
Sources told Global News that investigators believe Rosen was being stalked for a number of days prior to the hit-and-run homicide.
Meanwhile, Anh appeared in court on Wednesday for her first appearance.
Global News learned that Rosen represented Castleform Development, a corporation run by Peter Voong, who is the son-in-law of the woman charged, Anh Thu Chiem, in a commercial lawsuit in 2018.
Representatives for Castleform argued there was an oral agreement to develop land in Etobicoke owned by Chiem’s mother, Chau Chiem. But Voong, Chiem and her mother disagreed over the terms agreed upon.
On Jan. 10, 2019, a judge ordered that Anh and Chau pay Castleform Development $37,000 and dismissed a countersuit. The judge called it “an unfortunate matter that has the undertones of a failing family relationship.”
Woman charged in connection with Toronto lawyer’s murder was defendant in lawsuit he worked on - Toronto | Globalnews.ca
The accused in the case appeared in a Toronto courtroom on Wednesday.
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