Toronto Police Release Terrifying Footage Of Murder Suspects Outside Victim's Home (VIDEO)

Police posted footage of the two suspects and are asking anyone with information to come forward.
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On Friday, August 14, police released bone-chilling footage of the moments leading up to an east-end murder in Toronto which happened earlier this week.

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Police are looking for two suspects in their 20s who killed 45-year-old John Wheeler with a single gunshot to the back of his head outside his apartment in the area of Danforth Road and Eglinton Avenue East on Wednesday.

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On Friday, police released four videos from the night. Between them, they show the two suspects and the victim, who was waiting for aride to work at around 3:30 a.m., as well as a suspect vehicle.

"This was a horrific, cowardly and uncalled for act against Mr. Wheeler, Det.-Sgt. Ted Lioumanis said on Friday afternoon, per CTV News. "He did not deserve this. Nobody deserves to die, to get shot and die in our city."

Lioumanis added: "Right now in the investigation there is nothing to show any type of criminality on Mr. Wheeler’s part. I think wrong place, wrong time."

Police are asking anyone with information to come forward.

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