Police are struggling with just what was going on when a BMW containing young brothers, 20 and 22, flew through a T-junction in Mississauga, smashed through a chain link fence and plunged into a long deep pond. The calamity occurred sometime last Friday evening after 9 p.m. shortly after the men, Hamza and Shahruka Khan, were last seen in the vicinity of the intersection. There is nothing in the information to cause concern. There are traffic lights controlling the intersection. The Toronto Sun carries comment of an older brother Malik Sikander. He posted a Facebook speculation as to what happened once the car was in the water.
PAINFUL DEATH?
“My brothers died a very painful death. After the car crash, their car went into the pond. Airbags deployed, yet somehow they managed to escape through the sun roof. Shocked by the car crash and cold water, they must have been confused and were swimming in the wrong direction,” he said. Sikander said the men weren’t good swimmers. “They must have cried and shouted their lungs out for help and must have been calling my name to come and help them. I’m sorry babies I weren’t (sic) there for you,” the grieving brother wrote. The men appear to have had a good home life and be otherwise responsible men. The intersection is at Ninth Line and Thomas Street near a 7-Eleven operation. The family had immigrated to Canada from Kuwait two years ago and was said to be enjoying life in Oakville.
Shakurah Khan, 20, and Hamza Khan, 22
