多伦多被箭之人背景也不简单

[lebut]

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　　 应 中国云南省居民王灼请求，我馆协助寻找其儿子程思。程思，出国前单位：云南省化工厅，原多伦多住 址：116 Mintwood Drive, North York, Ontario, M2M 3A8。请当事人或知情者与我馆领侨组联系（电 话：001-416-3246464，传真：001-416-3246468，电子邮件：lingqiaozu@hotmail.com)。　　



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http://toronto.chineseconsulate.org/chn/lq/t647467.htm

 

[ccc]

真复杂。

 

[dsss]

王灼->程思->方舟

爷孙三代都不一个姓

复杂

 

[ccc]

王灼->程思->方舟

爷孙三代都不一个姓

复杂

周方。

 

[Tongjiya]

真复杂。

Yes, I agree.

 

[ccc]

国内寻找的人就是这个人....

From Toronto Sun:

The city's first ever crossbow killing is allegedly a case of patricide. Toronto Police said Friday.
Toronto Police confirmed the 52-year-old man who was shot in the back in a crowded Upper Beaches library Thursday is the father of the alleged killer.
"They are father and son," Const. Tony Vella said Friday.
The victim, Si Cheng, of Toronto, was inside a public library on Main St., just south of Gerrard St. E., when he was hit in the back by a bolt from a crossbow shortly after 4 p.m., Vella said.
It's alleged that Zhou Fang, 24, fired the fatal shot as women and children watched in horror.
The Ottawa resident was taken was taken into custody soon after.
Court documents show slain man had two previous domestic violence convictions.
Cheng assaulted his wife of 16 years, Nora Fang, at their Mintwood Dr. home on May 5, 2002 in the presence of the couple’s son Zhou Fang, and Nora’s 84-year-old mother, court documents stated.
A court synopsis of the incident indicated Cheng said: “I am the ruler of this house and everybody has to do what I say.”
He became involved in a physical fight with Nora and the worried mother-in-law intervened to end the conflict. Both Nora and her mom were treated for their minor injuries at Scarborough Grace Hospital and released.
Cheng pleaded guilty to assault with a weapon and received one additional day in jail on top of time already served plus three years probation.
The court also ordered that Cheng undergo anger management counselling and had a 10-year weapons prohibition.
Cheng was involved in another domestic dispute in August 1999 and he pleaded guilty to assault in June 2000 and received a suspended sentence and 12 months probation. No details were available on the that incident.
Cheng had other unrelated criminal convictions, including theft and fail to comply with probation.
Meanwhile, Zhou Fang looked solemn as he made a brief appearance at College Park court Friday morning.
He had dark circles under his eyes and wore an orange jail jumpsuit as he stood in the prisoner's box. He bowed his head as Justice Lynette Stethem ordered him back to police custody until his next video appearance Dec. 8.
"You will be detained in custody until these matters are dealt with," Stethem said.
Stethem ordered a publication ban on this case.



http://www.torontosun.com/news/toron.../16414686.html

 

[Tongjiya]

Yes, it is the same person:

A crossbow murder in a crowded public library in east Toronto has turned the spotlight on what former neighbours say was a troubled history between the 52-year-old victim and the accused, his 24-year-old son.
Si Cheng was shot with the crossbow while sitting in a library filled with parents and children at 137 Main St., near Gerrard Street, around 4 p.m. Thursday.
Several witnesses reported that the shooter also used pepper spray, although police wouldn’t confirm it.
Neighbours reported seeing a man walking calmly from the library and driving away in a U-Haul van.
Police arrested Zhou Fang just minutes later at a home in Danforth Avenue and Birchmount Road and charged him with first-degree murder.
Property records show Mr. Cheng has owned a home at 116 Mintwood Dr. in the Steeles Avenue and Leslie Street area, since 2000.
Former neighbours say they remember Mr. Cheng, who went by William, as a strange and reclusive man.
Pam Krett, who lived next door, said the family moved in about 10 years ago along with Mr. Cheng’s mother-in-law.
His wife and son left him soon after. They complained to neighbours about years of abuse.
Ms. Krett once let the mother, whom she knew as Nora, and her teenaged son, who went by Peter, wait inside on a cold winter day when they came home to find themselves locked out. The father had the only key, she said.
She said another neighbour once found the boy hiding in his garage and later she saw paramedics treating the family, while the father was taken by police.
She later learned he had been jailed for several months.
His wife left shortly after, just months after the family had moved in, but retained ownership of the home and used to phone the Kretts to find out details about her husband.
“She moved out soon after he came out of jail,” Ms. Krett recalled.
“She was scared, really frightened. She used to phone us from time to time. She would never leave a phone number because she didn’t want him to find out where she was. ”
Mr. Cheng lived alone after his wife and son left, she said, renting out several rooms to tenants, who often complained that he refused to turn on the heat.
The city had to come and cut his grass because it was so overgrown, Ms. Krett recalled. He was evicted about six weeks ago, she said.
Another neighbour, who has since moved, said Mr. Cheng threatened him and his wife with a bag of dog feces.
“I’m so glad that we’re out of the house,” said the man, who didn’t want to be named. “He scared me.”
Mr. Fang appeared in court on Friday with his eyes downcast, but his chin held high.
When the judge asked him if he understood that he would remain in police custody until his next court appearance, a barely audible Mr. Fang quickly and quietly nodded his head and said “yes.”
He did not look at anyone during the hearing. He remained still during his brief appearance, only bending over to briefly talk with his duty council. His next court appearance is scheduled for Dec. 8 and it will be via video.
The library remained closed yesterday as police removed arrows encased in plastic tubing and a box labelled “machete.”
Toronto police say investigators believe the attack was targeted, but have not determined when or why the father and son became estranged.
“It’s still very early in the investigation,” said Constable Wendy Drummond.
“There’s still a lot of interviewing and forensic evidence that needs to be gathered.”
A post-mortem examination has yet to be scheduled.
In Canada, it is legal to possess a crossbow.
Most provinces and territories, except New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Yukon have legalized them for hunting. Only crossbows that measure 50 centimetres or less in length and only require one hand to fire are illegal in Canada. The weapons can be purchased at most outdoors stores.
Last July, a 52-year-old Mission, B.C., man allegedly shot his son in the arm with a crossbow.
The 36-year-old son was not seriously injured and was released from hospital.
In 1991, Patrica Allen was shot dead with a crossbow by her estranged husband on a downtown Ottawa street.


Read more: http://news.nationalpost.com/2010/1...and-son-shared-a-troubled-past/#ixzz177EMhfi8
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[ccc]

看来，程思够恶的。

儿子同母亲姓方。

下面是程思发的找儿子的帖：http://bbs.comefromchina.com/forum5/thread833946.html

 

[lebut]

看来，程思够恶的。

儿子同母亲姓方。

还有一个疑问就是16 years of marriage, 但Zhou Fang是24岁。那个年代的中国人在中国可是很少先生孩子后结婚的。应该不是血缘父子关系。

 

[ccc]

还有一个疑问就是16 years of marriage, 但Zhou Fang是24岁。那个年代的中国人在中国可是很少先生孩子后结婚的。应该不是血缘父子关系。

是继父。孩子同妈妈一个姓。

 

[哈哈米]

还有一个疑问就是16 years of marriage, 但Zhou Fang是24岁。那个年代的中国人在中国可是很少先生孩子后结婚的。应该不是血缘父子关系。

应该是说2002年5月，已有16年婚姻。

 

[闲得慌]

这背后该有多少故事啊！
相比之下，咱们的生活咋就那么平淡呢？

 

[West Life]

应该是说2002年5月，已有16年婚姻。

smart， 那样的话，到今年是24 或25年，可怜，有血缘关系

 

[Tongjiya]

是继父。孩子同妈妈一个姓。

Maybe he changed his surname after his parents got divorced?

 

[Jay Wang]

真令人心痛，一家人全都毁了。