Police in Brockville, Ontario, have identified the three victims of a triple homicide that occurred on May 7. The victims are Louwanda Elliot, 49, and her two daughters, Mackayla Elliot, 17, and Nikita Elliot, 15. The tragic incident has shaken the community, and authorities are continuing their investigation.
The Brockville Police Service released the names of the victims on Wednesday, May 13, after notifying next of kin. The three were found deceased in a residence on the morning of May 7, prompting a major investigation. Police have not yet made any arrests or identified a suspect, but they are pursuing multiple leads.
Community in mourning
The Elliot family was well-known in the Brockville area. Friends and neighbors have expressed shock and grief over the loss. A vigil was held on May 10 to honor the victims, with many attendees leaving flowers and messages of support. Louwanda Elliot was described as a devoted mother who worked in local healthcare. Mackayla and Nikita were students at Brockville Collegiate Institute and were involved in extracurricular activities.
Investigation ongoing
Police have not disclosed a motive or details about how the victims died, citing the ongoing investigation. They have urged anyone with information to come forward. The Ontario Provincial Police and forensic teams have been assisting in the case. Authorities are also reviewing surveillance footage and interviewing witnesses.
The triple homicide is the first such incident in Brockville in recent years. The city of about 21,000 residents is located on the St. Lawrence River in eastern Ontario. Mayor Jason Baker expressed condolences and assured the public that all resources are being used to solve the case.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Brockville Police at 613-342-0127 or Crime Stoppers anonymously.
