MONTREAL — As Quebec police investigated the suicide of a man with prior arrests for domestic violence, authorities didn't immediately think to check on his wife and two children, who were later found dead, a coroner's inquiry heard Monday.
The inquiry into the December 2019 killings of Dahia Khellaf, 42, and her sons, Adam, 4, and Aksil, 2, began Monday inside the courthouse in Joliette, Que.
The bond barred Yssaad from contacting Khellaf or being within 100 metres of her house, but there was no court-ordered treatment for mental-health issues. The coroner noted that police were aware Yssaad had driven to Joliette in his wife's vehicle with two empty child seats in the back. As well, they knew there were court orders that prohibited him from being in her presence.
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