Police identify man accused of killing Ontario real estate agent, arrest warrant issued

York Regional Police say they have issued a Canada-wide warrant in connection with a suspect wanted for first-degree murder of an Ontario real estate agent whose remains were found burned.

Police said the warrant has been issued for 47-year-old Zhixiong Marko Hu for the disappearance and murder of Markham, Ont. woman Yuk-Ying Anita Mui, 56.

On Aug. 9, Mui was reported missing by her family after they had not heard from her, police said. Police called the disappearance at the time “suspicious” because the woman, who spoke regularly with her family, had been unreachable for days.

Global's Shallima Maharaj reports.

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[jamietung]

Anita was a mother, a wife, and a sister. She worked extremely hard and she made the correct decisions in life that allowed her to succeed. It's unfair that this jerk has stolen her life from her. I hope that her soul can find peace.

[NunchucksHabit]

I was viewing an apartment once about 12yrs ago, the owner/landlords were husband and wife, and the wife was showing the apartment. Once I arrived, she called her husband & told him she was showing the apartment to me, by name, and she'd check back within half hour. I thought that was pretty smart - I've been alone in empty houses with some female realtors before & always considered what a risk they take. I actually got her to take a pic of my driver's license & email it to her husband, which she did. I wanted them to feel at ease & I really wanted the apartment - and got it.
Realtors, male or female, should adopt bodycam tech to protect themselves. Stream all private showings to a secure server in case something happens. Or, at least have a panic button.

[l.a]

So it’s this man and then the three teens? So 4 people involved!

[Gamer-fyqm]

Using stolen credit cards in person, not the brightest kids for sure, keep them behind bars.

[aavvcc]

Considering how many people go missing and are murdered in this country every day and fall through the cracks of our legal system, this guy was caught pretty fast

[CocoBobi-nmhc]

One time I saw my co worker coming into work through the back door and some guys saw her and opened their white van and tried to grab her. I was in a car a drove in between them and the guys left. I should’ve called the police and reported an attempted kidnapping but I’m not 100% sure because I didn’t see them grab her.they tried but I didn’t let it happen so I don’t have evidence? Idk why I didn’t call the cops tbh .

[please-wake-up-now]

It's so sad to think about how many lives this impacts. 😞 Losing someone without answers is just heartbreaking. Hope they find justice for Anita and her family. 🙏

[timlad]

This guy wasn't very good about where he tried to hide her. He picked an area where people stop to rest, let their dogs out for exercise and even rock climb. At 2am it's quiet but during the day it's busy.

[ElizabethHarley-ldiv]

I wonder if they knew each other or this was a business related conflict. Also what is the relationship between the teens and the suspect?

[yungmanong]

That triad hitman probably off to Taiwan

[LiveInnerCity]

This is so sad and horrifying... no one deserves this.. rip Anita

[vighneshkoalapunani]

its got to be some kind of real estate fraud, i remember another asian real estate was murdered. there's got to be a connection

[OntariozBest]

That guy looks like the leader of “the foot” from Ninja Turtles…

[sergeayissi]

I thought the Model Minority were not involved in crime of any sort!?

[judithwilkinson]

Any relation to the ongoing court cases against her?

[l]

I bet he is out of the country already. I suspect the teens just found her wallet ...

[harry]

Sad story ... And this news anchor is beautiful

[DiggerD-wr]

As a senior I can remember a time when murder was rare. That was before mass immigration.

[mrs.w]

Does Canadian news networks expect anything other than the comments they get?

[Jbeaming]

Things people are complaining about in this comment section is so sad. Some of you need to seek therapy