03-03-2006, 08:22 PM
கனடாவின் ஒன்ரோறியோ மாநிலத்தில் மார்க்கம் நகரிலே தாயார் ஒருவர் தனது இரண்டு குழந்தைகளைக் (3மாதம், 3வயது) கொன்றுவிட்டு தானும் தற்கொலைக்கு முயற்சிசெய்துள்ளார். தாயாரின் மீது இரட்டைக்கொலை வழக்கு சுமத்தப்பட்டுள்ளது.
<b>Police rope off a home in Markham where the bodies of two children were discovered Thursday evening. </b>
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Two children slain in home
Mother `hanging on' to life in hospital
Apparent double murder-suicide bid</b>
Mar. 3, 2006. 01:00 AM
HENRY STANCU AND ROBYN DOOLITTLE
STAFF REPORTERS
A mother was clinging to life after her two small children were pronounced dead following an apparent double murder and attempted suicide in a Markham home last night.
York Region police cordoned off the two-storey brick home and closed a section of Sophia Rd., in the McCowan Rd. and 14th Ave. area, immediately after the dinner-hour incident.
Officers refused to comment on the incident, saying they are still investigating.
But neighbours say they've heard that the children died, but the mother is "still hanging on to her life."
Two youngsters, believed to be girls aged 3 months and 3 years, were pronounced dead in Markham-Stouffeville Hospital, where the mother underwent surgery for slash wounds.
Initial reports indicate the two children were drowned in a bathtub.
Lito Pacariem, who lives next door to the Sophia Rd. residence, said he spoke with the father after the horrific discovery.
"He was out when it happened," Pacariem said. "He told me he just bought something and when he came home the ambulances were here and the cops."
Onlookers said the man, who looked very upset, was grilled by investigators for most of the evening.
The family just moved into the neighbourhood, residents said, and isn't well known on the street.
"They moved in recently, so I don't know much about them. I feel bad. Very shocked," said Rupinder Saini, 41, who lives two doors away.
Saini, who himself is the father of daughters aged 4 and 18 months, described his neighbours as a quiet family.
Others neighbours said both husband and wife are unemployed, but are nice people who kept mainly to themselves.
Neighbours said the family of Sri Lankan nationality moved in around Christmas. The neighbourhood is a mix of families representing numerous cultures. Residents say it has always been a calm and safe place to live.
"It's a very multicultural neighbourhood," Saini added.
Shortly after the mother and children were taken to hospital, a woman arrived at the home shouting "my sister, my sister."
And a distraught man who said he was a brother-in-law said he did not know what happened and left to go to the hospital to get more details.
Georgian Ambulance would not comment on how many people they transported from the residence, or the condition of the victims.
தகவல் மூலம்
மேலதிக இணைப்பு
மேலதிக இணைப்பு
<b>Police rope off a home in Markham where the bodies of two children were discovered Thursday evening. </b>
<b>
Two children slain in home
Mother `hanging on' to life in hospital
Apparent double murder-suicide bid</b>
Mar. 3, 2006. 01:00 AM
HENRY STANCU AND ROBYN DOOLITTLE
STAFF REPORTERS
A mother was clinging to life after her two small children were pronounced dead following an apparent double murder and attempted suicide in a Markham home last night.
York Region police cordoned off the two-storey brick home and closed a section of Sophia Rd., in the McCowan Rd. and 14th Ave. area, immediately after the dinner-hour incident.
Officers refused to comment on the incident, saying they are still investigating.
But neighbours say they've heard that the children died, but the mother is "still hanging on to her life."
Two youngsters, believed to be girls aged 3 months and 3 years, were pronounced dead in Markham-Stouffeville Hospital, where the mother underwent surgery for slash wounds.
Initial reports indicate the two children were drowned in a bathtub.
Lito Pacariem, who lives next door to the Sophia Rd. residence, said he spoke with the father after the horrific discovery.
"He was out when it happened," Pacariem said. "He told me he just bought something and when he came home the ambulances were here and the cops."
Onlookers said the man, who looked very upset, was grilled by investigators for most of the evening.
The family just moved into the neighbourhood, residents said, and isn't well known on the street.
"They moved in recently, so I don't know much about them. I feel bad. Very shocked," said Rupinder Saini, 41, who lives two doors away.
Saini, who himself is the father of daughters aged 4 and 18 months, described his neighbours as a quiet family.
Others neighbours said both husband and wife are unemployed, but are nice people who kept mainly to themselves.
Neighbours said the family of Sri Lankan nationality moved in around Christmas. The neighbourhood is a mix of families representing numerous cultures. Residents say it has always been a calm and safe place to live.
"It's a very multicultural neighbourhood," Saini added.
Shortly after the mother and children were taken to hospital, a woman arrived at the home shouting "my sister, my sister."
And a distraught man who said he was a brother-in-law said he did not know what happened and left to go to the hospital to get more details.
Georgian Ambulance would not comment on how many people they transported from the residence, or the condition of the victims.
தகவல் மூலம்
மேலதிக இணைப்பு
மேலதிக இணைப்பு
[size=11]<b>Freedom is never given. It has to be fought for and won. </b>
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