Graphic Video of Stabbed Victim

[SwiZz]

City News Link: http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_31973.aspx

Direct Link to Video: http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/homic...510&height=400

Yikes.....

Two and a half years ago, Reon Paul was celebrating Ghana's win over the United States in an early game of the 2006 World Cup.

The 22-year-old, pictured, was among hundreds of people cheering at a 2121 Jane Street parking lot.

But unlike everyone else there on June 22, Paul never made it home.

Police discovered his body in the middle of the crowd. He was rushed to hospital, but it was too late. Paul died of multiple stab wounds.

On Tuesday, Toronto Police released an extremely graphic video that they hope will help in their investigation. They also released a warning: The video contains disturbing images of the last moments in Paul's short life.

[Stunt_101]

thats some messed up ****

[cheapmeister]

Terrible rip dude. Again the t-dot shows how it is the murder capital of canada.

[KorruptioN]

Again the t-dot shows how it is the murder capital of canada.

Really now?

[cheapmeister]

Really now?

Yep, happens usually on weekends.

[GangStarr]

Terrible rip dude. Again the t-dot shows how it is the murder capital of canada.

If you type in "Murder Capital of Canada" into google and hit "I'm feeling lucky"

You get

Winnipeg is Canada's murder capital

according to this website

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/manitoba/st...s.html?ref=rss

[ricoboxing]

this is why knives should be banned.

[Broseph]

I'm not surprised.

I was in the area on that day and it was chaos.

[deep]

Terrible rip dude. Again the t-dot shows how it is the murder capital of canada.

Again, an RFDer speaks straight from the ass.

Toronto, 1.8 per 100K. Which puts it behind every other major western city, not to mention the entire provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.

"On a per-capita basis, Manitoba recorded the highest homicide rate of all the provinces, at 5.22 per 100,000, almost double the rates of second-place Saskatchewan and third-place Alberta."

Among major cities, Winnipeg led with 3.55 homicides per 100,000 people.

Edmonton was second at 3.28 and Calgary was third at 3.14. Vancouver had 2.41.

[pierrefleur]

not graphic at all.

[Mike_wang]

Op should change the title to VIDEO of StABBED VICtem.
I witnessed no stabbing

[cheapmeister]

Again, an RFDer speaks straight from the ass.

Toronto, 1.8 per 100K. Which puts it behind every other major western city, not to mention the entire provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.

"On a per-capita basis, Manitoba recorded the highest homicide rate of all the provinces, at 5.22 per 100,000, almost double the rates of second-place Saskatchewan and third-place Alberta."

Among major cities, Winnipeg led with 3.55 homicides per 100,000 people.

Edmonton was second at 3.28 and Calgary was third at 3.14. Vancouver had 2.41.

Okay the t-dot had a total of 70 murders last year, and manitoba(winnipeg) had less at 62. Winnipeg had a higher ratio per population compared to the t-dot which had a lower ratio.

[KorruptioN]

Okay the t-dot had a total of 70 murders last year, and manitoba(winnipeg) had less at 62. Winnipeg had a higher ratio per population compared to the t-dot which had a lower ratio.

Okay? Still doesn't change the fact you pulled some facts out of your arse.

[cheapmeister]

t-dot still had 8 more though.

[adfactor]

Terrible rip dude. Again the t-dot shows how it is the murder capital of canada.

ignorance must be bliss...