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Une femme coupable de séquestration | Un influenceur en cryptomonnaie battu à mort dans une « salle de torture »
Ne jamais admettre un crime dans son journal intime. Joanie Lepage na manifestement pas réfléchi aux conséquences quand elle a écrit dans un calepin avoir naïvement prêté son sous-sol à une connaissance, qui y aurait battu à mort linfluenceur Kevin Mirshahi, lannée dernière.
Joanie Lepage, 32 ans, a admis jeudi avoir séquestré trois amis de Kevin Mirshahi, linfluenceur en cryptomonnaie retrouvé mort en octobre 2024.
Toxicomane, elle a fait preuve daveuglement volontaire en prêtant son sous-sol à une connaissance qui voulait dérober le portefeuille de cryptomonnaie du jeune homme.
À linsu de Mme Lepage, les malfaiteurs ont transformé lendroit en véritable salle de torture, où ils ont enfermé Kevin Mirshahi pour le battre à mort.
Des documents judiciaires révèlent les dessous de cette sordide affaire.
Joanie Lepage, 32 ans, a plaidé coupable jeudi à une accusation de séquestration. Elle a admis avoir loué le sous-sol de sa maison mobile à une connaissance, affirmant quelle navait pas conscience de son projet : enlever linfluenceur Kevin Mirshahi pour dérober son portefeuille de cryptomonnaie.
Une des preuves se trouvait dans son journal intime. « Le 21 juin 2024, 3000 $, prêter mon sous-sol à des gens peut gentils… ? Fuck oui (avec un emoji de bonhomme sourire) XD !!! », a-t-elle écrit dans un carnet retrouvé par les enquêteurs.
Kevin Mirshahi, 25 ans, a été retrouvé mort dans un terrain boisé à Montréal, en 2024. Lui et trois de ses amis avaient été enlevés et séquestrés chez Joanie Lepage, une femme aux prises avec des problèmes de toxicomanie.
Elle na jamais vu les victimes et ignorait tout de la mort de linfluenceur.
« Il sagit dun cas daveuglement volontaire », a expliqué le procureur de la Couronne, Me Patrick Cardinal, au palais de justice de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.
Battu à mort dans une « salle de torture »
Les documents déposés à lenquête sur remise en liberté de Joanie Lepage, lannée dernière, détaillent le triste sort réservé à Kevin Mirshahi et aux trois autres victimes. La jeune femme na pas admis lentièreté de cette trame narrative.
Le 21 juin 2024, linfluenceur ainsi que deux femmes et un homme sont enlevés par des inconnus encagoulés et armés. Kevin Mirshahi est en caleçon, affolé.
« Ils lont traîné comme une vidange », relate lune des autres victimes en parlant de linfluenceur, dans un interrogatoire mené par la police.
Les quatre victimes sont conduites, les yeux bandés, au sous-sol de la résidence de Joanie Lepage, située à Les Cèdres, en Montérégie.
Kevin Mirshahi et un ami sont alors enfermés dans une pièce grise et glauque, au plancher jonché de mégots de cigarettes. On y retrouve un bidon deau de Javel, des masques protecteurs, une chaise et une corde.
Linfluenceur est attaché sur une chaise avec du ruban adhésif. Plusieurs individus se relaient pour le rouer de coups.
« C’était un passage à tabac », confie aux policiers un témoin de lagression.
Les ravisseurs ont un seul but : semparer du portefeuille de cryptomonnaie du richissime influenceur. Ils demandent le code de son téléphone.
Le jeune homme succombe à ses blessures alors quil suffoque dans une mare de sang. On lenroule dans la toile dun abri Tempo. La salle est ensuite lavée à leau de Javel.
Pendant ce temps, les deux femmes kidnappées sont assises dans une autre pièce au sous-sol, où se trouvent un divan, une fournaise en métal et un trou avec de leau pour uriner.
Le « boss » du groupe confie à lune delles quils sont « des professionnels. » « Il ny aura aucun survivant, mais on peut trouver un compromis. Vous êtes les gens kidnappés les plus le fun quon a eus ! », dit-il à sa captive.
Joanie Lepage est à l’étage. Elle ne descend jamais au sous-sol, ne croise pas les victimes et ne participe pas aux attaques sur Kevin Mirshahi.
La Sûreté du Québec lancera une enquête quand la disparition de linfluenceur sera signalée, le lendemain de lenlèvement.
En août 2024, les enquêteurs saisissent un calepin avec linscription « Joanie L. », qui est en fait le journal intime de Joanie Lepage.
Les écrits laissent peu de place au doute :
« 72 heures maximum peu pu attendre quils disparaisse et que lodeur deau de Javel parte !!! »
« Le silence est dor, la parole est dargent. Ne pose jamais de questions… »
Quelques pages de notes portent la mention « Alibi ».
Joanie Lepage est interrogée par des policiers le 22 août 2024. Elle explique alors ne pas connaître les victimes et se décrit comme « nounoune et naïve ».
« Jai fait un mauvais choix », dit-elle. Elle avoue avoir des problèmes dargent et de toxicomanie.
Elle jure ne rien savoir du kidnapping. Elle croyait plutôt prêter son logis pour une affaire de drogue.
Mme Lepage, défendue par Me Patrick Davis, retournera au palais de justice de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield en janvier prochain. Trois autres hommes ont été accusés dans le dossier de Kevin Mirshahi et sont en attente de procès dans cette affaire.
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Crypto influencers death: Quebec police seek man in high-profile case
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Quebec provincial police are asking for the publics help in locating a man they allege was involved in the high-profile killing case of a cryptocurrency influencer.
The Sûreté du Québec issued a notice Friday in search of 36-year-old Guillaume Nobert of Saint-Lazare, Que. Investigators say Nobert is wanted in connection with the death of Kevin Mirshahi and the forcible confinement of three other people.
It is the latest development in the months-long investigation, which has led to the arrests and charges of three other people to date.
Mirshahi, 25, disappeared after he and three other people in their 20s were kidnapped from the parking garage of his Old Montreal condo building on June 21. Three of the abductees — two women and a man — were found alive the following day in western Montreal, but Mirshahi remained missing.
By August, investigators had concluded Mirshahi had been killed. Police arrested Joanie Lepage, 32, of Les Cèdres, 45 kilometres southwest of Montreal. Lepage was charged with first-degree murder, forcible confinement and accessory after the fact to murder on Aug. 22.
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In October, Mirshahis body was discovered at Montreals Parc de l’Île-de-la-Visitation. His remains were only formally identified last week.
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Earlier this week, police arrested Darius Perry, 27, and Nackael Hickey, 26. They are both facing charges of accessory after the fact to the murder of Mirshahi and forcible confinement of three other people.
Police say Nobert has black hair and eyes. He stands five feet eight inches tall and weighs about 245 pounds.
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Two more people have been arrested in connection with the death of a cryptocurrency influencer whose body was found in a Montreal nature park last month.
Darius Perry, 27, and Nackael Hickey, 25, charged with kidnapping
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Quebec provincial police said Tuesday that Darius Perry, a 27-year-old from Châteauguay, Que., and Nackael Hickey, a 25-year-old from Montreal, are charged with kidnapping and being accessories after the alleged murder of Kevin Mirshahi.
Joanie Lepage, 32, has already been charged with first-degree murder in the case.
Mirshahi was kidnapped early on June 21 from a luxury condo in Old Montreal.
Three other people were kidnapped from the condo at the same time. Those people were found hours later, near a bus stop in Montreal's west end.
But Mirshahi remained missing. His body was found in L'Île-de-la-Visitation Nature Park on Oct. 30, in the borough of Ahuntsic-Cartierville.
Body found in Montreal nature park was that of kidnapped cryptocurrency influencer, police say
Police also located a burned-out SUV that is believed to have been used to transport the victims.
Based on the victims' testimony, police were able to locate a home in Les Cèdres, in the Montérégie region, where police believe Mirshahi's alleged murder took place.
Mirshahi was the subject of an investigation beginning in 2021 by Quebec's investment regulator, known as l'Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF).
According to public records, he was the owner and operator of a private group on the messaging app Telegram known as "Crypto Paradise Island" with 2,500 members, and used other social media platforms, such as Instagram and Snapchat to promote cryptocurrency.
In July 2024, the AMF extended an order on Mirshahi, as well as a company and two other individuals, prohibiting their activity as a "broker or investment adviser" as well as a ban on securities transactions and the withdrawal of certain social media publications.
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