According to Radio-Canada, the daughter-in-law of Montreal criminal Moreno Gallo was shot and died on Tuesday in the parking lot of a beauty parlor. According to numerous individuals who spoke to Radio-Canada, Claudia Iacono was shot five times around 4:30 p.m. She waited to enter the Salon Deauville parking lot in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce section of Côte-des-Neiges.
According to Montreal police, when they arrived, they discovered a woman in her car with gunshot wounds. The gunshot struck the victim as the victim’s car was moving and colliding with a building, according to Sabrina Gautier, a spokeswoman for the Montreal Police Department. After opening fire, the culprit escaped on foot, according to witnesses, who reported this to police.
The victim’s age and name were not confirmed by the police. The person was declared dead at the scene, according to Gao Jie. Moreno Gallo’s son Anthony Gallo, who was killed in Mexico in 2013, is married to Iacono. Iacono was not engaged in any criminal activity, according to sources for Radio-Canada.
Wives are infrequently targeted by the mafia, according to André Gélinas, a retired police officer from the Criminal Investigation Unit (SPVM) of the Montreal Police Department. “We definitely went over the line by killing spouses, that much is certain. Now, he warned, “criminal organizations will cross that line.” “It just conveys the idea that no one is impervious to harm. not even mobsters’ wives.
According to CBC sources, SPVM officers spoke with Iacono in the early months of 2015 after a Molotov cocktail attack on her salon.
The “Triangle” neighborhood, which includes the Salon parking lot, is situated close to the intersection of Rue Jean-Talon and Rue de la Savane.
The incident, according to Radio-Canada, was a warning to her husband Anthony Gallo and her brother-in-law Moreno Gallo, Jr., both of whom were connected to organized crime. Police are interviewing further witnesses and have not yet made any arrests.