Intelli Times reports the Montreal shooter traveled from Alberta (thousands of km away). The outlet notes Alberta's large Muslim community but says the suspect appears Western/Caucasian; it also raises unconfirmed speculation the attack may have been 'contracted' for plausible deniability. Montreal police have not confirmed any of these claims.
On Monday evening, the Montreal police have not yet released an official statement on the shooter's identity, origin, or motive. An early, unconfirmed report by the outlet Intelli Times claims the gunman who targeted the Jewish business district traveled from Alberta — a distance of thousands of kilometers. Alberta is home to Canada's largest Muslim community, but the outlet acknowledges that the suspect appears Western or Caucasian in video footage. Intelli Times also raises the speculative theory — unsupported by any official source — that the attack may have been 'contracted' as a professional hit to provide plausible deniability, and notes Alberta's organized crime links. All of these details remain unverified by Local Montreal police or Canadian federal authorities. The Zioneer continues to cover the broader Montreal attack, which involved an ongoing hostage situation near a Chabad center and kosher supermarket, with at least two fatalities and one officer neutralized (as of our 21:09 bulletin).
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