Deceased
Amar Dk Kattola
Demographics
34y, male
Date of death
2021-01-10
Finding date
2025-11-05
Cause of death
multiple gunshot wounds
AI-generated summary
Amar Dk Kattola, aged 34, was shot and killed by two unknown assailants in the garage of his Fairfield apartment on 10 January 2021. He suffered multiple gunshot wounds in a targeted attack that occurred at 2:27 am. Despite an extensive police investigation involving Strikeforce Fitzhill, which reviewed thousands of hours of CCTV footage and conducted hundreds of interviews, no suspects have been identified or charged. The coroner found the manner of death to be homicide and recommended referral to the Unsolved Homicide Unit. This case highlights the challenges in solving organized crime-related killings and the ongoing impact on families affected by violent crime.
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