Tori Dunn's father is speaking out after police revealed the suspect in his daughters murder, had a life-long criminal history, and was recently released on bail. “We need to bring awareness to our [broken] justice system and how badly we need justice reform... Tori was a young woman minding her own business, in her own home, in a good neighbourhood. This could have been anybody’s daughter.”
The suspect, 40-year-old Adam Mann, did have a long criminal history, going back 25 years. ⬇️
By 2009, Mann had 22 convictions in #Ontario and was sentenced to 12 years in prison for multiple charges, including armed robbery.
After prison, sources say Mann spent time in #Edmonton before moving to British Columbia, where he was sentenced to 2 years probation in March 2024, for obstructing a peace officer and possessing a weapon for a dangerous purpose.
In late April, he was accused of 2 counts of robbery in #Vancouver, but was released on $500 bail.
On May 26th, he was accused of stabbing a woman near a #Surrey SkyTrain station.
RCMP released a photo of the accused on May 28th, the same day he was arrested for breaching his probation.
Police then say they saw Mann, wanted Canada-wide warrant for robbery, smoking crack near an entrance to an SRO (single room occupancy hotel), and detained him, but on June 5th, Mann received only 10 days in jail for the breach of probation and was released again, just days before Tori Dunn's murder.
A GoFundMe was set up for the Dunn family to help with memorial costs and any out-of-pocket expenses relating to the investigation. At the time of this post, it has received $23,165 from friends, neighbours, co-workers and others. https://gofundme.com/f/tori-dunn
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