The Most Disturbing Case | Abandoned Apartment Complex with a Tragic Story

On May 17th 2008 a horrible crime was committed at this apartment complex. Located in Toronto, Canada, this apartment complex is hidden by large temporary walls and heavy overgrowth. First off my condolences to the family and friends effected by this horrible tragedy. May 17 2008 a dad gave his 3 year old son a note and told him to walk down to the superintendent unit, knock on the door and hand him the note. This note said “why I did this and my confession tape is in my car” the superintendent quickly ran the unit # 76. Once he got there the unit was on fire. The next day they found the 3 year olds dad, mother and grandmother deceased. The police checked the dads car for the confession tape. They found it but the tape was blank. Investigators determined the dad stabbed his wife in the heart, strangled his mother in law to death and started a fire using gasoline. He stayed inside the apartment while fire quickly spread. It was determined the man died of smoke inhalation (suicide) During the fire the police took the 3 year old boy to safety. The boy later moved in with family.
Episode 139
CityNews article:
It was a terrible tragedy that left a young boy an orphan and likely to be forever haunted by the actions of his own father.
An autopsy has revealed the causes of death of three people involved in a ghastly double murder-suicide last Saturday night in the Don Mills and Lawrence area. Crews arrived to find an apartment unit in flames at 50 Green Belt Drive, and a search for survivors the next day turned up a grim toll - three bodies were still inside the burned out residence.
Two of them died especially gruesome deaths but it had nothing to do with the fire. One of the victims, 46-year-old Ildiko Szava - the young boy’s mother - succumbed to what police call a ‘penetrating stab wound’ to the heart.
Karolyne Gallasz, the child’s 70-year-old grandmother, was the victim of strangulation.
The man police suspect put all this carnage in motion, 41-year-old Majid Ahmad, is the only one who died as a direct result of the fire he’s believed to have set. The autopsy showed his end came due to smoke inhalation.
It may never be known what set off this tragic chain of events that has torn a family apart forever. Court documents show Ahmad was convicted of assaulting and threatening to kill Szava back in 2005. But relatives say the couple had reconciled and were getting along much better.
No one in the family ever suspected what was coming.
The lone survivor in this deadly domestic is the most innocent. A three-year-old child was left in front of the building superintendent’s door with a note from the father, apparently confessing to his actions and promising a taped explanation in his car. But when police listened to the cassette, there was nothing on it.
The disturbed father left his son with one last gift before he died - a bottle of milk so the child would not go hungry. He’s going to be cared for by relatives, who have already agreed to take him in.
0:00 - 0:26 Video Intro
0:26 - 2:53 True Crime Storey
2:53 - 3:31 Channel Intro
3:31 - 16:39 Exploring the Apartment Complex
16:39 - 17:22 Montage
17:22 - 18:32 Outro
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[@9559tommy]

I will never understand why people have to destroy an abandoned place instead of just enjoying it.

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Same

[@amymays8727]

I don’t get it either

[@SkipRoche31]

I know it’s sad in Thailand or Japan, or Korea you’ll not find this type of destruction by people And for low income housing, it looks so nice with the layout inside of the first house

[@magneticluke2047]

Youth of today aint taught nothing useful so they destroy stuff that is a natural beauty

[@WN_Byers]

Life is either creation or destruction.

[@Just-me-Laura]

It's extremely devastating. Imagine the confusion and trauma the little boy experienced. The building didn't look fancy, but it looks like it provided the bare necessities. Hopefully, they will be able to tear down those buildings soon and rebuild more much needed housing. Thanks for taking us there, Brent

[@joywebster2678]

Government housing from the 50s, 60s in Canada is plain but was roomy and adequate. But tenants didn't a,ways carefree it, even back in the 60s, 70s. Heyday, never mind 40 years later.

[@stephscovill7221]

Poor kid! Hope he’s doing ok in life and there’s no memory of what happened. 😢

[@valerielove9837]

I agree. He would be 18 now

[@nickkerinklio8239]

Pray for him

[@tennesse_courier]

I don't think I've seen such vandalism and total disregard for property. Very sad story ...well, done another excellent video. Hopefully, the complex will be rebuilt...

[@joywebster2678]

Mostly condos taking over any open land. Despite high demand for affordable housing, and the crush of refugees piling in.

[@danadelaplante6797]

Totally. Not a good scene with housing these days. Love the colourful trees. A beautiful autumn scene indeed.💫💫👻👻@@joywebster2678

[@robinsharkey6658]

Ah yes. Let's import 1+million people a year and see what happens to our rent.

[@linato1855]

This is hands down the worst and saddest of your posts, Brent. I don’t remember hearing anything about this case. So glad the boy was spared…

[@VolcanoWahine]

Such a tragic story. I’m glad they are going to demolish it. The fall colors are so beautiful against the decay, though! I wish we had fall here in Hawaii. It’s just amazing to see how the colors change. Another great story, Brent!

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Would love to come to Hawaii

[@VolcanoWahine]

@@AbandonedUrbexCanada you should come! I don’t know if there are many abandoned places here or if there are any explorers here.

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

I’ll have to look into it 👍🏻

[@jouvellemcwatters169]

Oh wow , what a tragedy, just watching this now in Australia 🇦🇺. I feel for the child , I hope he’s doing well in life . Thanks for sharing 😊.

[@billbowers268]

That's a sad one . Thank God the child was spared .

[@neurotoxin71]

It was a terrible tragedy that left a young boy an orphan and likely to be forever haunted by the actions of his own father. An autopsy revealed the causes of death of three people involved in a ghastly double murder-suicide May 17, 2008 Saturday night in the Don Mills and Lawrence area. Crews arrived to find an apartment unit in flames at 50 Green Belt Drive, and a search for survivors the next day turned up a grim toll - three bodies were still inside the burned out residence. Two of them died especially gruesome deaths but it had nothing to do with the fire. One of the victims, 46-year-old Ildiko Szava - the young boy’s mother - succumbed to what police call a ‘penetrating stab wound’ to the heart. Karolyne Gallasz, the child’s 70-year-old grandmother, was the victim of strangulation. The man police suspect put all this carnage in motion, 41-year-old Majid Ahmad, is the only one who died as a direct result of the fire he’s believed to have set. The autopsy showed his end came due to smoke inhalation. It may never be known what set off this tragic chain of events that has torn a family apart forever. Court documents show Ahmad was convicted of assaulting and threatening to kill Szava back in 2005. But relatives say the couple had reconciled and were getting along much better. No one in the family ever suspected what was coming. The lone survivor in this deadly domestic is the most innocent. A three-year-old child was left in front of the building superintendent’s door with a note from the father, apparently confessing to his actions and promising a taped explanation in his car. But when police listened to the cassette, there was nothing on it. The disturbed father left his son with one last gift before he died - a bottle of milk so the child would not go hungry. He’s going to be cared for by relatives, who have already agreed to take him in.

[@Just-me-Laura]

Thank you for the detailed description of events.

[@neurotoxin71]

@@Just-me-Laura No worries.

[@NocturnalMain]

Did he really leave a bottle of milk? Lol

[@Just-me-Laura]

@@NocturnalMain IKR

[@snowballil3133]

Similar thing happened to me.

[@patriciamariemitchel]

It's a crying shame. It looks like each one had its own garage as well. It would have been a nice, economical place to live for many people.😶‍🌫️

[@joywebster2678]

Yes we,fare is economical

[@gordtron]

places like this should be getting fixed up since we are in a housing shortage crisis.

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

100%

[@joywebster2678]

Built in 50s and 60s? No way it'd meet current codes. So you demolish and rebuild newer, more cost and energy efficient units. Sadly condos are taking over everywhere.

[@user-zc1kc9iv8m]

I totally agree with you, man. But I think these houses are old enough that it would cost more money and time to repair them to meet the standards of accommodation than to build a new house.

[@patriciakeagan9410]

i bet that this complex was beautiful when it was built. I agree with comments here that the vandalism here was unnecessary. I hope the son was able to get help with this trauma he suffered because of this. I would be nice to have housing for the people who need it. Thank you, Brent, for bringing us along to this area and telling us the story.

[@Bandit.Designs.Videos]

I grew up in Toronto in the 60-70s and those places were never nice. They were put together all over Canada for the poor. In Ontario they were called Ontario Housing.

[@Pembroke.]

Huge shout out to Alexa for giving Brent the heads up on this place. Probably back in the this place helped out a lot of families when they needed it. Sadly who is tragic to hear about the three year olds family hopefully he's doing well. Thanks Brent and happy Halloween everyone 🎃🍺

[@bsage5514]

Probably nice when built with a beautiful view. Shout out to Alexa! Can't believe it is still standing. Very tragic past, so heartbreaking. Glad you went in broad daylight, kinda spooky in there. Good tip about exit planning. Awesome explore, Thank you Brent for sharing this one!!❤

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

It was pretty sketchy for sure. Glad I didn’t run into any people inside there

[@danadelaplante6797]

Looks to have been a nice building at one time. A place to call home. Super stupid what people have done to it.

[@clairefunnell8481]

Horrible tragedy. This is in Toronto? I wonder where. What a creepy place Brent and a real dump too. Poor child, what a horrible thing for him. Hope he doesn't remember anything. Great explore Brent.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Yes Toronto 👍🏻

[@LeRoi715]

It is hard to believe is in Toronto!? where ? which part? I live in the High Park area and it is not here....might be close to the air port or North West ? @@AbandonedUrbexCanada

[@loup4199]

​@LeRoi715 a simple Google search will tell you where it is, Green Belt Drive near the Moccasin Trail Park

[@JesusSaves473]

Thanks for the tour.

[@user-sf6cg1iy1o]

Thank you for taking us with you. Be careful

[@heidimcochran1783]

Another great tour Brent! Such a tragic story. Your tours are always amazing Brent, a true explorer. I appreciate what you do. Stay safe! Much love from Massachusetts ❤

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Hey thank you so much!

[@jessiemejia4492]

Thank you for your videos! Big fan! ❤ I hope that child is doing well 🙏

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Hey thank you!

[@davidrussell8795]

3 years old Don't forget! Lost my dad at 3,missed him a lot! It takes a lot of time to heal emotionally! 3 year old are pretty smart at that age!...I was, not all!

[@jaymehanson8291]

Super interesting explore! Great video as always:)

[@customscreenprinting]

Abandoned Urbex Canada thanks Brent that was a really wired place it had real wired vibes when you were showing the place off Brent i really enjoyed it and God Bless

[@markodonoghue2049]

Another enjoyable explore. Enjoyed it very much and thank you for taking us all along. Looking forward to seeing you on your next one. Be safe brother……

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Thanks mark!

[@NoNonsense30]

Another fantastic vid Brent. I watch and rewatch your vids.! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Hey thanks so much!

[@ajwalton_19]

Another top notch explore, your content and commentary is always stellar

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Thank you 🫡

[@ElohimYahwehAnunnaki]

Thanks for the tour👍and prayers to the little one🙏. I really enjoy these kinds of tours in old places you guys venture to! I can imagine the feelings, the smells, the sounds, the sights of these old abandoned places, and I wonder what's behind every door, especially those garage doors. The artwork is very interesting, not to mention the very vibrant colours of the season over there when this was taken...beautiful! Thanks from Calgary, Alberta...and no I'm not a Flames fan, lol.

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Ok good, go leafs go

[@suebrown3465]

These apartments look like the old affordable apartments in the UK with 2 floors and a garage below What an eyesore for the neighbourhood You wonder why the city doesn’t push to have them demolished with all the vandalism Another great find and take care❤️🇨🇦

[@deboralintner6223]

Wow, how horrible!

[@SheepDogActual]

I always love your videos. Very cool. Keep exploring.

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Hey thank you!

[@wendingourway]

Such a tragic story. Too bad an effort wasn't made to restore. Many people looking for places to live, especially here in Nova Scotia. Thanks for sharing! Bruce and Otis

[@janedoe7229]

Good explore Brent. Thank you. Happy Halloween 🎃

[@debralavorata546]

Terrible tragedy,very Erie too!! Maybe it would be better for it to be grazed,and a new beginning in that spot,thank God the child was spared and hope he grows up and has a good life,great video,thanks Bret!💯👍

[@cindykoehn7680]

Why do idiots have to vandalize places! 😢 I can’t believe how small the units on the bottom were, it didn’t even look like they had bedrooms 🤷‍♀️ Great video! Waiting for the next one! 😊

[@lucsmith2092]

The bottom units look like they were luxury bedsits ( combined bed & lounge) because they have their own bathrooms and kitchens. I loved the forested views from the balcony side.

[@jimmydecker3220]

the units on the bottom were bach units

[@jelenamanojlovic1008]

Ooh yes,i saw this on your story and I couldn't wait to see what happened there this is too hard story for me too sad,I don't know what to say about this video you're crazy brave 💪👏 you're the best without competition,my favorite explorer I've been watching you since the beginning and I ADMIRE you Big kiss and hug for you from Serbia 🇷🇸❤ please be careful and take care 🙏❤🇨🇦

[@deborahsmith7970]

Thank you for sharing!!!!😊

[@RB-sy1oz]

Was hoping you would post. Such a sad story. Crazy the apartments across from them are beautiful and have to have that view. The trees are gorgeous where you are. Thank you for another great explore Brent.

[@jimmydecker3220]

the complex across the street are the ones who are stopping the demo because they don't want a high-rise in front of them .

[@sylviamiller9047]

Thanks for the video and adventure

[@cynthialahti-wong1800]

The colors of those trees is absolutely beautiful! I miss fall in the North country!! But those apartments are trashed, so sad all around.

[@helishanreddy9661]

For some reason this video scared me, like the place seemed more eerie and creepy than all the other abandoned places.

[@mimzyc9949]

Sad but interesting explore. Imagine all the people that once lived there and were able to move on. But perhaps some that moved to somewhere less than this.

[@SusanMillard]

This was an interesting explore Brent, such a tragic story about the murder/suicide though. Poor little 3 year old! At least the father didn't take him too. Thanks for explaining what you look for when exploring...I don't know if I could walk through some of the sketchy places you go so thank you for taking us with you. I get to see these finds and stay safe in my home. Please take care out there and be safe. I am a subscriber and fan from northern Ontario.

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Thanks for watching Susan 👌🏻

[@henryardoin8513]

Great explore as always, just do us a favor as well as your self and mask up if you think you need to " better safe than sorry"! Safe travels Brent "!👍😎👍💯✌️

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Thank you!

[@charlesrogers1123]

Thanks! I enjoy your videos. They are truly abandoned places. There seem to be a lot of copy cats out there, claiming abandoned, but you can see easily they were not. I hope you post more. Thank you

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Hey Charles I really appreciate this 👍🏻thank you

[@bryanbosch]

The beautiful fall foliage is a stark contrast to the dark things that happened here. Great explore

[@user-randi1987]

Very sad, I hope the child settled with family and grew up well. Thanks, Brent

[@kimkelly-kline3768]

#99 looked like a Meth Lab...oĥ boy!! Great vid Brent. .

[@denisewatson5295]

What a sad 😔 story. I hope that the boy is doing well now. Thanks for the video. Stay safe 👌 👍 🙏 ❤

[@barbaragravely920]

Thank you for this good and Bad behind what happen. I hope the 3 year old does not have nightmares of what happen:):( Good seeing you Brent you look like your doing good?Love ya take care and lookin for the next explore from you:). Cya Barbara from NWP,FL

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Thanks so much Barbara!

[@barbaragravely920]

Welcome :)@@AbandonedUrbexCanada

[@kathyfreeman5281]

I love watching you talk about places

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Thanks!

[@janacollins-maguire4942]

Thanks Brent, the trees in Autumn are gorgeous. ☮️💜

[@ChantalsCritters]

Great exploration

[@carolb29]

glad you told us about where the 3 yr old went to...such a horrible story. But the fall colors around there is gorgeous!

[@mamanova2657]

Sad,, i pray for that boy ❤❤❤and keeps strong on his journey of life blessings young man❤️🙏🦋 The place was a big place ,,and i still pray for housing living as its in need for more ( low income housing ) Blessings everyone i wish us all the best ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you for showing us another video hun its always great to explore with you ❤

[@nanetten6238]

What a contrast - this sad abandoned building against the beauty of the fall leaves right outside.

[@elenaceleste4363]

It must have been a beautiful place, thank you for the history it always helps to understand why and what happened. I hope it will be demolished and rebuilt. Thank you!

[@JennyT372]

Such a sad story, and what a sorry looking place. However, the autumn foliage was beautiful to see.

[@ketoneedoh1844]

Loved this one prayer for the lil guy. Got my tshirt btw 👍❤️

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Awesome thanks! Please send a pic so I can share it 👍🏻[e-mail]

[@thatcanadianchick7589]

Too bad... I like the lay out of the apartments, nice big bright windows, beautifully treed area and they had garages and balcony/ patio pads

[@tinymittensdesign]

kid would be 18 now. Poor guy, I hope he managed to find peace.

[@BucksMom218]

One of the least inviting places you’ve been in. There is always a sense of loss and sadness to your excursions, but this one has a weight to it.

[@sarashattuck4022]

Oh man 😮

[@gillwyatt8103]

Hi Brent What a sad story - I wonder what happened to all the other residents of the complex ? Thank you for all the effort you put into these explores - always look forward to them. The colours of those trees - just amazing !! Gill 🇬🇧

[@LeRoi715]

All Toronto looks so nice now with the colours of The Autumn and it is heavenly amazing! Cheers to you!

[@gillwyatt8103]

@@LeRoi715 And to you - happy Halloween 🦇

[@LeRoi715]

Cheers!@@gillwyatt8103

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Thanks! They all moved out when the developer bought the land

[@LeRoi715]

Sad place for sure.@@AbandonedUrbexCanada

[@mdelannoy3495]

Nice vidéo well done 👍👍❤️❤️😺😺👋👋

[@christinamann3640]

The autumn colours of those trees though 😲🤩🍁🍂🍁

[@lisaholland9062]

Beautiful fall colors in a devastated area

[@amymays8727]

I feel bad for the kid. I hope he doesn’t remember. 😭

[@pseudopetrus]

Well, I can't say I enjoyed this, but it is worth watching, the bad that leads to total decay. It is just sad, I hope they get moving on the demo and re-build, so that people can have a safe home.

[@carolali8851]

That place is sitting on a beautiful piece of land where a lot of people would love to live. It's really close to a lot of good stores too. It's sad that someone thinks the solution to life is to end it and others too. That poor little boy would be 18 or 19 years old by now but his father must have loved him a great deal to send him out of the house. May they all R.I.P.

[@kevintennant7701]

Wow, so much graffiti !! Amazing explore Brent. You find some true treasures to walk around in.

[@KNGEveryday]

So sad for that lil boy😢 These apartments look to have been nice years ago.

[@rhysstephenson1269]

Thanks for this video , I used to live there when they where brand new 1959. Some units still under construction then , and every thing smelled new. They were , back then just regular rental places. You went into our very apt at 9:25 ,very interesting to see. I was 8 years old ,lots of children in the complex. The bottom apt,s were called batchelor apts , only 1 bedroom. I have been watching google maps and street view for years and wonder why they havent torn them down, that is a very expensive piece of land.

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Hey thanks for sharing this 👍🏻

[@rhysstephenson1269]

@@AbandonedUrbexCanada Thanks for your reply. Would you please send me the link to your friend who recorded a simalar video ? I may have a picture or 2 of the places back in the day , would like to see them?

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

@rhysstephenson1269 sorry she didn’t film the place just explored it. Yes please send me any pictures you have thank would be awesome! [e-mail]

[@forgottenindiana.5991]

Creepy and scary. They had nice hardwood floors in it

[@Bandit.Designs.Videos]

That last apt you went into was a Meth lab. Smart to stay out and far away from they tend to explode due to toxic chemicals mixing together

[@nikkinicklus7587]

Those trees!!!!!! Sooo pretty!!!

[@msl3900]

Love your vids. Maybe Canada has a Reach Out # for anyone that knows someone suffering from Mental Illness. A good thing to Post on your vids like this.

[@SharonJones-ql8oy]

The Fall Foliage is Gorgeous 🍂🍁🌾

[@Natalia-zx1qn]

Wow, such a tragedy. I hope that child is raised in a loving a stable home. Also, there is a typo at the beginning of the video (the word "commited"). Love your channel. ♡

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Oops, thanks

[@JOSIE19643]

Wow what a creepy place !! Horrible story about that poor little boy. 👍❤🇨🇦

[@MarkyMark142]

You make me Feel Anxious whit this one 😬

[@jomama5186]

The trees are beautiful !

[@alexandrareyes1752]

❤😢 so many amazing memories I had there as a child 💜

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Once a nice place I’m sure

[@NoNonsense30]

I imagine at one time this was a nice place to live.🇨🇦

[@moonwalker091000]

Greetings to my favourite Canadian Explorer!! :o) These places were once really nice. What a shame :o( Stay safe Brent. This place doesn't look safe alone.......

[@Highvibes777]

Sad to see with so many out of places to live

[@Tallgirlsrock]

So tragic! I really hope the young man who would be 18 now is truly ok! 😞❤️

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Me too Colleen

[@thisislilraskal]

I dunno why this video was in my feed, but awesome channel bro, but you're crazy going into these places by yourself. Bring a mate and at least carry a self defence weapon. God forbid you get hurt. Sending power and blessings from Melbourne Australia

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Hey Mate! Glad you found my channel. Hope you enjoy my videos

[@ArcadeFires]

Looks like the lower level had small studio apartments.

[@deborahbouchard5475]

I hope this boy is doing alright now god bless them 🙏

[@TheIstvan]

Sad to see you didn't explore camp 30 before they started tearing it down

[@joefranks4235]

Not to get off track, but your fall color this year is beautiful.

[@megmills4798]

The trees are so pretty😊

[@MarkLewis-qe4pj]

I remember this. Don Mills Lawrence area. Sad very very sad

[@Wayne_155]

You're a lot braver than I am, Brent. I would have had another person or two with me on that excursion

[@megmills4798]

I read the tittle how seriously sad,,,,Brent hello good to see you😊

[@michellelilljack5514]

You are smart. Exit point, keeping an eye out for needles. I see many explorers disregarding safety. You are alone and anything can happen.

[@ahill4642]

Those staircases feel very 1950’s to me. Kind of neat, how they’re open/see-through like that, especially in a small space. Takes some getting used to walking up stairs like that though. Disorienting.

[@NoNonsense30]

I live just outside Toronto and it’s not what it used to be.

[@jd2799]

Sad that people get to the point of committing horrible crimes. Mental illness is a real problem. Makes me wonder how the little boy turned out.

[@beverleystone1102]

Shame hope not gets over his loss won't it be good to get something new. Brent the stunning tree colours wow. Please stay safe. Best wishes beverley stone U.K.

[@suzanneroche1243]

Looks like most of the apartments were cleaned out before they started falling apart. I wouldn’t like to live there when it was new! Small apartments for sure but thanks for the tour - my curiosity is satisfied! I’m with you as my favorite are the old hoarder houses full of stuff! That’s interesting and creepy at the same time!😊

[@AbandonedUrbexCanada]

Love the hoarder houses 👍🏻 alway looking for them

[@joywebster2678]

Small? They are townhouses, for those on welfare!