TORONTO POLICE SERVICE
Sex Crimes Unit
$50,000 REWARD
A $50,000 Reward is being offered in the following two cases:
1. On June 10, 1992, at approximately 11:30 p.m., a 21-year-old woman was walking home in the
Yonge Street/Balliol Street area in the city of Toronto. It is alleged that a man followed her
into her apartment building and then into an elevator; at which time he brandished a handgun
and forced her into a stairwell. The man sexually assaulted her at gun-point and fled the scene
in an unknown direction. The woman assisted the Toronto Police Service’s forensic artist in
producing a composite sketch of the man.
2. On May 3, 1985, at approximately 2:20 p.m., a 34-year-old woman was walking towards her
vehicle in a multi-level parking garage on West Pender Street in the city of Vancouver. It is
alleged that a man approached her, sexually assaulted her and robbed her.
The forensic evidence in the above investigations has conclusively shown that the same man is responsible
for both crimes. He has never been identified.
In 1985, the man was described as: white, 25-30, 5’7”- 5’9”, with blonde, collar- length hair.
In 1992, the man was described as: white, 25 -35, 5’4”, medium build, 150 – 160 lbs., small round face,
brown or hazel eyes, collar-length light brown hair parted in the middle and feathered on the sides. He
was armed with a semi-automatic pistol.
Suspect’s Composite Sketch in 1992 with brown and blonde hair
The Chief of Police, William Blair, has authorized a reward of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) from the
Toronto Police Service for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible in this
sexual assault investigation.
(The following persons are not eligible to collect this reward (ineligible claimants): employees of law enforcement agencies, and their
immediate family members; employees of correctional institutions and their immediate family members. This includes volunteer staff
and their immediate family members. Immediate family member means a spouse, partner, parent, grandparent, child, grandchild or
sibling, and include persons related through marriage (step and in-law relationships) and adoption).
The reward is payable in Canadian Funds and shall be apportioned as the Toronto Police Service deems just.
Claims will be recognized only when made in writing.
SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION OR EVIDENCE PERTAINING TO THIS INVESTIGATION,
PLEASE CONTACT:
DETECTIVE ALI ANSARI
TORONTO POLICE SERVICE SEX CRIMES UNIT
(416) 808 7448
OR CONTACT US AT: www.torontopolice.on.ca/rewards