Canadian Taxi Driver Homicides, 1917-2007

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1G. Children of Drivers The impact of homicides extends far beyond the principal victim. The immediate families are the ones who suffer the most. From information gathered so far, a total 62 drivers left a total of 183 children. Of these, 56 drivers were victims of Category A homicides and left 164 children. The following drivers, victims of Category A homicides, were survived by a total of 41 children under 15 years old. Three drivers left unborn children. Narine Ronald Bassit -- Three-year-old daughter. Mohamed Beyh -- Two daughters five years old and 18 months old. Daniel Ronald Bryce -- Four year old daughter. Norman Phillip Burgoyne þ Children aged nine, six and seven. Gerald Burke -- Two sons aged one and two. William James (Jim) Burton -- Three young children. Nizafed Deljanin -- Daughter aged eight and a son aged four and a half. W. James Edwards -- Daughters aged six and two. Anthony Ekunah -- One unborn child. Wolsey Frazer -- Sons aged 19 and 12; daughters aged 17, 12 and six. Harold Bradford Reid Hamilton -- Daughter aged 16, son aged 13. Ron Henderson -- Daughters aged six and two. Morteza (Johnny) Khorassani -- Four month old son, ten year old daughter. Kin Sing Kwong -- Six-year-old daughter. Charmayne Fay Manke -- Three-year-old daughter. Ralph Cecil Margeson þ two girls and three boys aged three to nine years, and an unborn son. Mehdi Nasnain (Moody) Naqvi -- Baby daughter. Mohamed Sadry -- Two-year-old daughter. Gordon Stoddart -- Two sons, aged four and three. Muk-Chee Tam -- 14-month old daughter, one unborn child. Octavio Velasquez -- Son, 12, two older daughters. Top of Page | Next | Previous | Contents | Taxi-L Home