Gunman in Toronto shooting was not evil, but 'broken' by fraud dispute: wife

The wife of the gunman in Monday's double murder-suicide in North York says she doesn't consider her husband an evil person, but one who was 'broken' by a lengthy fraud dispute that saw their family savings drained.

Gunman in Toronto shooting was not evil, but 'broken' by fraud dispute: wife

Gunman in Toronto shooting was not evil, but 'broken' by fraud dispute: wife

Gunman in Toronto shooting was not evil, but 'broken' by fraud dispute: wife

Gunman in Toronto shooting was not evil, but 'broken' by fraud dispute: wife
Gunman in Toronto shooting was not evil, but 'broken' by fraud dispute: wife
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