Victims identified : “Man killed in Don Mills shooting linked to mortgage fraud charges”

Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Mortgage fraud investigation charges
2. Don Mills shooting victim

Arash Missaghi, one of the victims in a daylight shooting in the Don Mills area, was previously involved in a multi-million dollar fraud investigation by Toronto police. Along with three other men, Missaghi was accused of a sophisticated scheme involving high-end properties, totaling $17 million. The second victim, Samira Yousefi, was also named in a civil lawsuit alleging mortgage fraud. The shooter, believed to be a third person found dead at the scene, remains unidentified. The incident took place in the lobby of an office building, unrelated to the St. George Mini School and Infant Care also located there. Authorities are investigating the possibility of a double-murder/suicide.

The Tragic Shooting Incident in Don Mills

On a sunny Monday afternoon in the bustling Don Mills area, a tragic shooting incident took place that left two individuals dead and a third believed to be the shooter. The victims, Arash Missaghi and Samira Yousefi, were both involved in legal troubles prior to their untimely deaths.

Previous Legal Troubles

Arash Missaghi, aged 54, was no stranger to the legal system. He had previously faced charges in a multi-million dollar fraud investigation by Toronto police, known as “Project Bridle Path.” Alongside three other men, Missaghi was accused of participating in a sophisticated scheme involving high-end properties, with the alleged fraud amounting to a staggering $17 million.

Samira Yousefi, aged 44, was the second victim in the shooting incident. She was a resident of Concord and had also been named in a civil lawsuit alleging mortgage fraud that was filed just days before the tragic event took place.

Unidentified Shooter

The third individual found dead at the scene, believed to be the shooter, remains unidentified by authorities. Speculation surrounds the motive behind the shooting, with police yet to confirm whether it was a double-murder/suicide.

“With every homicide investigation, we have to be open to all possibilities,” said Det. Sgt. Jason Bartlett, emphasizing the need for thorough investigation and examination of all potential leads.

Location of the Incident

The shooting occurred in the lobby of an office building located at 25 Mallard Road in Don Mills. This building also housed the St. George Mini School and Infant Care, although the tragic incident had no connection to the educational institution.

As authorities continue their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting, the community is left reeling from the shock of such violence occurring in their midst.