Tuesday, December 30, 2014

9 Vietnamese Relatives Killed by Amok Gunman in 3 location spree in Edmonton Canada

9 Vietnamese Relatives Killed by Amok Gunman in 3 location spree in Edmonton Canada --- ===


tags: child victim, suspect known to police, 3 location spree, attacked police truck, asian victims, asian suspect, vietnamese suspect, ex-wife, restaurant, worst mass murder, possible staged terrorism, targeted, domestic violence cover story, successful suspect (restaurant / home owner), criminal record, Murder SuicideExtended Family   Domestic Violence Killing Spree

7 killed including suspect, 3 crime scenes suspect killed  December 29, 2014  9 Vietnamese Killed by Amok Gunman in 3 location spree in Edmonton Canada  53-year-old Phu Lam (Vietnamese ethnic Canadian) went on a killing spree in Edmonton. Alberta,Canada. He shot to death eight people, including two children in two homes, all of whom were his relatives. He then committed suicide at his restaurant in Fort Saskatchewan where RCMP rammed the door with a vehicle. The hours long operation shut down the town and suburbs, and was the worst mass murder in the Edmonton area.

3 crime scenes: 7 killed in house with family, one killed in another house, man killed at vietnamese restaurant where Mercedes SUV with shattered back window rammed an RCMP truck. 2 victims were children under 10. All victims were Asian / Vietnamese. Police surrounded VN Express, a Vietnamese restaurant near 102 Street and 100 Avenue. The restaurant is surrounded by police tape, with windows smashed and front doors broken down. The open sign is still flashing. Forensics officers could be seen entering the restaurant with evidence tags.

The suspect in the mass murder of six adults and two children in Edmonton was a maintenance man at the restaurant, and co-owner of house where 7 died.
e identified the suspected killer as 53-year-old Phu Lam, the Edmonton Journal reported, quoting unidentified sources. It said he was the co-owner of the house where the seven victims died.
. The killer committed suicide in a Vietnamese restaurant 19 miles northeast of Edmonton, the capital of Alberta
 used the words “planned, deliberate and targeted” to describe the attack – and said there was no apparent link to drugs or gang activity.

Laurie, an employee at Auntie Sue’s Restaurant across VN Express, said she heard a commotion outside the restaurant at 6:30 a.m. She saw a heavy police presence, including a SWAT team, a robot and a police dog. An officer yelled through a megaphone to someone inside the restaurant, telling them to “Come out with your hands up.”

e a car rammed an RCMP truck and damaged restaurant in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta on Tuesday December 30, 2014. The scene is said to be related to multiple deaths that occurred in a north Edmonton home overnight. RCMP said they have been asked to help city police with an investigation in nearby Fort Saskatchewan.
Mayor Gail Katchur said a Vietnamese restaurant had been cordoned off. The front doors were missing and pieces of a metal frame were hanging from above. A black Mercedes SUV on the street had its hood rammed up against an RCMP truck and a shattered back window. Mounties closed off access to the community's downtown in the morning, but later reopened the area. Forensic officers dressed in white suits were walking in and out of the building.
Insp. Gibson Glavin would not confirm if a body has been found in Fort Saskatchewan. He did say, however, that people were not at risk.

*Facts

  • returned from Vietnam trip cut short
  • says he came back for divorce
  • no connection to mother killed who was active in children's hockey
  • similar to several other cases where mass murder decided to kill not just an ex or wife but several relatives in the same city as well as an unrelated person, some white, black, hispanic.


*Reference

2014 Edmonton killings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Edmonton_killings
On December 29, 2014, 53-year-old Phu Lam went on a killing spree in Edmonton. Alberta, Canada. He shot to death eight people, including two children, all of ...


  • 2014 Edmonton killings

    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    2014 Edmonton killings
    LocationEdmontonAlbertaCanada
    DateDecember 29, 2014
    Attack type
    Shooting, spree killingfamilicide
    Weapons9mm handgun
    Deaths9 (including perpatrator)
    Victims8
    AssailantPhu Lam
    On December 29, 2014, 53-year-old Phu Lam[1] went on a killing spree in EdmontonAlberta,Canada. He shot to death eight people, including two children, all of whom were his relatives. He then committed suicide at his restaurant in Fort Saskatchewan.[2]
    It is believed to be the deadliest mass murder in Edmonton's history.[citation needed]

    Details[edit]

    Lam killed seven relatives, including two children under the age of ten, in a house in north Edmonton. Lam then went into another house in the Haddow neighbourhood of Edmonton and killed his ex-wife Cyndi Duong. He then drove to Fort Saskatchewan where he entered a Chinese/Vietnamese restaurant he owned and committed suicide by shooting himself.[3] Police entered the restaurant at 7:34 am on December 30 where they found Lam's body.[4]

    Perpetrator[edit]

    The perpetrator, 53-year-old Phu Lam, had a criminal record dating back to 1987, which included drug and violence-related offenses.[4] He was arrested twice in Edmonton, for sexual and domestic assault. The gun used in the shooting was stolen in 2006 from Surrey, British Columbia.[3]

    References[edit]


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    Wikipedia

    2014 Edmonton mass murder, December 29, 2014, Edmonton, Alberta, 9, 52-year-oldPhu Lam shot and killed his wife at a house in south Edmonton and then ..

    *Sources

    http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2015/01/01/mother_slain_in_edmonton_bloodbath_not_connected_to_suspect_friend_says.html

     He worked at the restaurant as a part-time maintenance man.
    Police have said the suspect has a criminal record stretching back to 1987, and that the 9-mm handgun used in the killings was reported stolen from Surrey, B.C., in 2006.

    Lam had recently returned from a trip to Vietnam that was cut abruptly short, according to a woman who lives near the house and who did not want to be named.
    The woman said her children often played with the children in Lam’s home, and that he told her he was going to Vietnam for six months but came back after being gone for just two months. She said she saw him walking to a shopping centre around Dec. 19.
    “I was asking him why he came back. He said he came for the divorce paper,” said the neighbour. She said he had been staying at the home infrequently before then and that the co-owner, Tien Truong, was his wife.
    Edmonton police Chief Rod Knecht called the killings “planned and deliberate” and “an extreme case of domestic violence.”

    thestar

    The hours-long police operation would shut down the small town of Fort Saskatchewan, where the alleged murderer was found to have committed suicide, and paralyze two Edmonton suburbs.
    Investigators are still piecing together the timeline of events but revealed Wednesday that the seven who were found dead in a north Edmonton home died before they received the call about a gun.
    Phu Lam, 53, has been named by various media reports as the suspect in Monday’s murders that shocked the city and the country. The suspect was found dead of an apparent suicide early Tuesday at VN Express restaurant in Fort Saskatchewan, where Lam worked as a maintenance man.
    Lam is listed as the co-owner of the north Edmonton house where seven bodies were discovered.
    Neighbours have said the man frequently engaged in verbal argu

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