Toronto mom wants answers after 14-year-old daughter dies in mysterious circumstances
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A grieving Toronto mother is looking for answers after her 14-year-old daughter died in mysterious circumstances last month.
Shasta Nolan said as the Toronto Police Service have opted not to pursue a criminal investigation, she is reaching out and hoping others will contact her to paint a picture of the last hours of her daughter Kaylee Gillard’s life.
“I’m always telling her I love her,” said Nolan amid tears in an interview, showing off shifts and cards her friends and family had made for Kaylee’s funeral earlier this month. “She’s my angel. I know who my real angel is now.”
Nolan and her family don’t know how Kaylee got from her home in Etobicoke to the Toronto Public Housing Building in Scarborough where her body was found just after noon on Nov. 21. She had told her family she was going to meet her friends to do her nails.
Toronto police and paramedics confirmed they were called to Ellesmere Road and Midland Avenue at 12:39 for reports of an overdose. Nolan says Kaylee was taken to Scarborough Hospital, but was pronounced deceased.
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