A 37-year-old dad was stabbed to death in front of his 3-year-old daughter and his fiancée outside a Starbucks in Canada after he told the attacker not to vape in front of his child.
A 37-year-old dad was stabbed to death in front of his 3-year-old daughter and fiancée outside a Starbucks in Canada after he asked the attacker not to vape in front of his child, his family said.
“It all started because he was vaping beside the baby. Ashley’s in shock — she watched the whole thing. She’s so devastated,” Schmidt added. He said police are appealing for more witnesses and video to help investigators determine a motive in the senseless killing. He told the paper that the physically demanding job provided Schmidt with the only income to support his family.
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