Savannah Rose Kulla-Davies tragically lost her life in a fatal shooting incident at a Brampton, Ont., plaza, shocked her family. The 29-year-old was allegedly killed by her ex-partner, Anthony Deschepper, who then abducted their 17-month-old daughter, leading to an Amber Alert. Deschepper was later shot by police in Niagara Falls.
Kulla-Davies had gone to meet Deschepper at the plaza to facilitate his visit with their daughter. Her father expressed how much they miss her and how her decision to prioritize her daughter’s relationship with her father showcased her character.
Known for her love for dance and her work as a social worker, Kulla-Davies transitioned into motherhood with enthusiasm and success. She leaves behind four children, with her family planning to seek guardianship for her youngest child.
Deschepper, who had a history of firearm charges related to an incident involving Kulla-Davies, was on bail at the time of the fatal shooting. His upcoming trial was mentioned, and his defense lawyer denied the allegations against him. Kulla-Davies’s family shared their grief and emphasized that she was always supportive and caring.
The tragedy has sparked discussions on the need for stricter bail reforms, with officials considering changes to the Criminal Code to address such cases. Kulla-Davies’s family, along with the community, mourn her loss and call for justice in light of the devastating events.
