Toronto murders unsolved?

iguana

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There were two murders in Toronto in the last year or two that I never heard whether a culprit was found. Maybe a Terbite knows?

One was a 10 year old girl found in a garage in Flemingdon Park area. At first mom's boyfriend was suspect, then I never heard a thing.

Second was a mummified baby found in the locker of a woman who died at Harbour Square (Queen's Quay) condo. That was a weird one..and I never heard a thing after.

There must be someone who reads the Sun out there.
 
The Melo murder was a pro hit. It's going to be next to impossible to solve unless the parties involved give it up themselves.
 
Wasn't that dead baby's mother,a teenager?In that case,if she was under 18,wouldn't details have been banned?
 
Melo has had a target on his head for many years!if you remember just over 10 yrs ago there was a sting!they arrested a few on conspiracy to commit murder! Melo was the target!,along with Frank Rhoda who later blew his hands off transporting a pipe bomb intended for a certain few!

IMHO I think they will never solve his murder!along with Peter Aquino,they still haven't found his body to this day!
 
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Wow Tinop...you've got a pretty good memory on those mafia hits! I actually used to work for a guy who was on a crime organization hit list (in the UK). Twenty years and they still haven't got hm.
 
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justice ...

tinop said:
Some guys are lucky and make it....some don't.
I remember one mob hit that was actually solved,very rare.the murder of Toronto's second ranked mobster Enio Mora.He was found in the trunk of his Cadillac on Teston Rd,west of Weston Rd.In this case it was not a hit man but an acquantince that killed him.Hit men are hard to track down.


still no conviction in this case.

after going to the supreme court, it is back to trial in the fall.

syn
 
Wasn't there another one a few months back at the Commisso bakery in North York. The family definitely has a bit of a history, eh? This one really got me though. They showed interviews on TV where his friends claimed he had no ties to Organized Crime and was really just a baker with a heart of gold. LOL
Too funny.

Craven.
 
Phil is a good ole buddy of mine from childhood to this day! but he's taking a better direction in life.
Realestate!;)