Man charged in elderly woman’s death evaded police for months before alleged murder
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TORONTO – A Toronto man who evaded police for nearly a year is one of two people now charged with murder in the December death of an elderly woman.
Police say officers executed a pair of search warrants this weekend and arrested two 38-year-old Toronto men who are both charged with first-degree murder.
One of those men, who police say has been wanted since March, faces several other new drug and gun charges.
In March, Ontario Provincial Police said a countrywide arrest warrant had been issued after the man broke his parole while serving a nearly nine-year sentence on a robbery and several gun convictions.
Toronto police say officers found 79-year-old Jolan Kun dead on Dec. 9 at an apartment near St. Clair Avenue and Rushton Road.
Police have so far revealed no further details about the case.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 27, 2026.