Toronto man who shot and killed 2 strangers sentenced to life in prison | CBC News
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Toronto man who shot and killed 2 strangers sentenced to life in prison | CBC News
"Jitesh Vasudev, Kartik Vasudev's father, said the judge's ruling was 'what we were fighting for.' He expressed relief, stating, 'What we wanted to hear, we have heard from the judge today.'"
"Pooja Vasudev, Kartik's mother, shared that 'the pain of the bullets that struck my son is still felt by his mother, father and brother.'"
"Monica Gonsalves Mahepath, Elijah's adoptive mother, described him as 'a very, very, very nice person' who 'wanted to do so much for the world.'"
"'It's been four years since Elijah was taken from us,' Gonsalves Mahepath's statement said. 'I think about him continuously. Every day.'"
Richard Edwin, 43, received a life sentence with no chance of parole for 25 years after being found guilty of murdering Kartik Vasudev and Elijah Eleazar Mahepath. Family members expressed relief at the sentencing, with Kartik's father stating it was what they fought for. Victim impact statements highlighted the profound loss felt by both families, describing Kartik as sincere and hardworking, and Elijah as kind and jovial. The judge noted that the murders were planned and deliberate, occurring just days apart in April 2022.
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