
Family Seeks Answers in Taron Stepanyan's Disappearance
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Taron Stepanyans Family Seeks Answers: Toronto Police Treat Case as Potential Homicide
Taron Stepanyan, a forty-year-old man from Scarborough, has been missing since December 2023. His sister, Tatev, recently visited Toronto police to seek updates, but they had no new information. Taron, known for his kindness, moved to Canada over a decade ago with his wife to provide a better life for their teenage son. He was last seen leaving his home in December 2023 and stopped all contact in January 2024. Toronto police shifted the case to a potential homicide in early 2024, urging anyone with information to come forward. Tatev returns home without answers, holding onto hope for her brother and protecting their mother from the harsh realities.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Family Seeks Answers in Taron Stepanyan's Disappearance. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Canada's story is making news on March 21st. The family of Terrence DePanien is making fresh pleas for help more than two years after the 40-year-old vanished from Scarborough. He was last seen leaving his home near Victoria Park Avenue and Shepherd Avenue East on the evening of December 23rd, 2023. Earlier this year, Toronto police shifted gears and started treating the case as a potential homicide. They came after new tips prompted them to canvas the neighborhood in January and set up a command post late last year to gather more leads. Terrence sister Tata flew in from Armenia to meet with detectives, hoping for updates, but they had nothing new to share. She described him as the kindest person, and someone who moved to Canada over a decade ago with his wife to give their teenage son a better life as a driver. The family first reported him missing in January 2024 when he stopped all contact. They say a large team is still working the case actively, with no further details beyond
January's announcement. They're urging anyone with information to come forward right away. Tata's head's back home without answers, holding on to hope for her brother and shielding their mom from the toughest possibilities.
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