Canada- 6 people dead, including suspect, after shooting in Toronto condo (Vaughan) Dec 18 2022

[Warwick1991]

He definitely sounded like he had mental health issues; for years based on his records but what about his claims about electromagnetic fields? Is that all just sci-fi mumbo jumbo or is there something to it? Didn't the US military do experiments about electromagnetic fields? Here's a link from the UK about the risks living near pylons or substations.

Should We Be Worried About Living Near Electrical Substations and Pylons? - EMF Detection

Do you live near an electricity distribution point, such as a final distribution substation or a pylon? Do you know what a final distribution substation or pylons are? If you’ve asked these questions, then you’ve come to the right place. We’ll take a look at final distribution substations &...

substation-health-risks.co.uk

When I worked for the OPP we had a couple of cops who ended up with testicular cancer when they were out clocking the speeds of drivers. They used to sit with the hand held device in their laps until vehicles appeared. It was thought the radar device caused the cancer.

I suppose mental illness and physical illnesses are not mutually exclusive.

I would guess that his apartment was located over the building electrical room, which would be unlikely to have equipment with as much voltage as a substation or pylons carrying high voltage lines. The equipment in this type of room is generally silent. I don't think it would be a significant source of electromagnetic fields.

 

[dotr]

Jan 17 2023

Vaughan mayor calls for memorial to honour 5 victims of fatal condo shooting

Plans are in the works to create a memorial for five people who were shot and killed in a Vaughan condo.

torontosun.com

''Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca issued a statement saying Vaughan council will on Tuesday look at creating a memorial to honour of 57-year-old Rita Camilleri, 79-year-old Vittorio Panza, 75-year-old Russell Manock, 71-year-old Helen “Lorraine” Manock and 59-year-old Naveed Dada.''

 

[dotr]

Very lengthy and detailed article.
July 28 2023 by By Michele Henry

‘Ignore him’: The story of mass murder in a GTA condo tower

Could anyone have seen it coming?

www.thestar.com

Clockwise from top left: Russell Manock, 75, and his wife, Lorraine, 71; Rita Camilleri, 57; Naveed Dada, 59; and Vittorio Panza, 79; are the five victims killed in the mass shooting.
Jiang, Kevin

''A few hours before his wife was shot and friends were killed, John Di Nino got a call from fellow condo board member Rita Camilleri, asking him to look at the latest videos.
“You have to see them,” she said. “He did a dump.”
Di Nino, president of the board, pulled his laptop onto the kitchen counter and cracked it open.
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It was about 2 p.m. on the Sunday before Christmas last year and Di Nino, 56, was preparing antipasti for dinner with friends. The last thing he wanted was to turn his mind to Francesco Villi, the “owner of unit 104” and the Bellaria II’s resident troublemaker.
But this sounded serious.
After a months-long hiatus from social media, Villi, a 73-year-old former bricklayer from Catanzaro, Italy, had just posted a slew of new videos, including one 18 minutes long. Di Nino watched in silence as Villi railed, snot drooling from his nostrils, about a plot to “murder” him. He was sick and getting sicker, Villi alleged, loudly, urgently, because Di Nino and his board were refusing to fix problems in his suite.
The next morning, Di Nino, the rest of the board and its lawyers were due in court to face off with Villi for what they’d hoped would be the last time. After four years of war — both in court and in the shared spaces of their swanky, suburban condo tower — they expected a judge to force Villi to vacate his suite. For good.''

''A history of abuse​

By all measures, at least since immigrating to Canada in 1966, Francesco Villi was aggressive, abusive, coercive and controlling.
Sources who knew him in those years described him as abusive and capricious; the kind of man who called women “” and made up rules like a woman shouldn’t cross her legs, then reacted with violence when they were broken.
Twice married, Villi had two daughters with his first wife before divorcing her after six years in 1978; he had a third daughter with a second wife before separating from her about a decade later. Each time Villi ended a marriage, court documents reveal, he failed to pay child support. Once, he badly beat a spouse while she was eight months pregnant, getting away with it, sources say, by threatening to kill her if she reported the abuse.''