OCTOBER 9th is HERE AGAIN. #Toronto #Canada's #Thanksgiving #Murders. ALL UNSOLVED!

While I was in Canada, I discovered a horrible trend that seem to happen every October 9th and that trend was MURDER on Thanksgiving weekend! There were people gunned down every October 9th or even the 10th in Toronto's gun violence epidemic. In 2011, I decided to have a vigil for these victims. Each murder, I studied carefully while I was living in Canada except for one of a local rapper in 2006. I arrived in Canada in 2007. The mother of that rapper joined me at the vigil and we spoke with the media on how the murders could be solved. After our press conference, another victim joined the list that night at the very spot where the local rapper was killed 2006. Listen to my account of this trend.

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Till today,the Thanksgiving Murders have never been solved including one which was a double homicide of two teens. Last year 2012, NOBODY was gunned down.

***THE VICTIMS***(ALL UNSOLVED MURDERS!)

Shot and Killed--October 9th 2010

Homicide#48/2010--Jermaine Derby, 19

Homicide#49/2010 Sealand White, 15

Shot and Killed--October 10th 2009

Homicide#42/2009--Christian Derro,

Shot--October 9th 2008 (Died Oct 11th)

Homicide#55/2008 Burrell Bennett, 26

Shot and Killed--October 9th 2007

Homicide#66/2007--Keegan Allen, 18 

Homicide#67/2007--Rachelle Alleyne, 30

Shot and Killed--October 9th 2006

Homicide#54/2006--Kareme Parks, 20

Shot and Killed--October 9th 2011

Homicide#54/2006--Dane Dillon, 27

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Below is the Toronto Sun story.
TORONTO - Hours after a remembrance was held for seven victims murdered on Thanksgiving since 2006, yet another was added to the list.

A 26-year-old man was gunned down shortly after 11 p.m. Sunday out front of 90 Parma Ct., south of Victoria Park Ave. and Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto Police say.

Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo, who organized Sunday’s remembrance, pointed out the city’s latest murder occurred at the same housing complex where one of the seven Thanksgiving victims was also slain.

“Seeing this happen on Oct. 9th once again in the same area where 20-year-old Kareme Parks was killed exactly 5 years ago, especially after a vigil for all the Oct 9th victims, greatly saddens me,” she said Monday.

“Lawmakers and community need to get involved now with the police and what I am doing.”

Omololu-Olunloyo, who dedicates much of her free time to fighting gun violence in Toronto, said Parks’ mother attended her Sunday afternoon event in Regent Park and then held another vigil for her son just a few hours before the city’s 37th homicide of the year.

Officers responding to a call for the “sound of gunshots” found a young man suffering from gunshot wounds to his chest.

The victim, whose name was not immediately released, was rushed to Sunnybrook hospital where he was pronounced dead, police said.

Homicide detectives are awaiting the results of a post-mortem examination.

Few other details were available.

For now, the slaying is unsolved, just like the other seven Thanksgiving murders.

Unsolved Thanksgiving murders:
Kareme Parks, 20, killed Oct. 9 2006
Keegan Allen, 18, killed Oct. 9, 2007
Rachel Alleyne, 30, killed Oct. 9, 2007
Burrell Bennett, 26, killed Oct. 9 2008
Christian Derro, 19, killed Oct. 10, 2009
Jermaine Derby, 19, killed Oct. 9, 2010
Sealand White, 15, killed Oct. 9, 2010
Man, 26, killed Oct. 9, 2011