Nearly five years after Matthew Staikos was gunned down in Toronto, the family of the tech CEO is offering up a “significant” reward in the unsolved murder case.
Surveillance video released at the time shows Staikos walking in the affluent neighbourhood at approximately 11:30 p.m. with another person when the pair passed a Mercedes-Benz that was parked on the street.
A man appears to exit from the passenger side of the vehicle and follow the two men out of the surveillance camera’s view. Then, the man is seen running back to the Mercedes and fleeing southbound on Bay Street. One witness described hearing gunshots and seeing blood flowing from the victim’s head following the shooting. Staikos was pronounced dead at the scene.Days after the incident, homicide detective Omar Khan described it as an “Khan said that it appears the killer did “intend to shoot” Staikos, but police have never said whether they knew each other.
In a news release issued Tuesday, a spokesperson for the victim’s family said their private investigative team and members of Toronto Crime Stoppers will be in attendance at the news conference.
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