BOUTIQUE OWNER SHOT DEAD AND BELIEVED TO BE CONNECTED TO THE ADDRESS-BASED KILLINGS OF TWO OTHER BUSINESS OWNERS

Police scene of the She She Boutique where the owner was shot and killed

A Great Neck man was shot dead inside of his Brooklyn boutique last night — and cops matched the ballistics to a pair of murders this summer that sources believe were based on numbers in the business address, sources said.
Vahidipour Rahmatollah, 78, was pronounced dead after cops discovered him in the back of She She Boutique on Flatbush Avenue after being shot in the head three times with a .22-caliber gun, as well as once in the torso, sources said.
Cops said he had been shot while at the counter and dragged into the back where the killer covered his body with clothes.

 

Cops outside of the She She Boutique last night

“He was a nice guy, helped his neighbors,” said Richard Vinson, 65, who lived next door to She She. “People got no regard for life.”
The shell casings recovered at the crime scene yesterday matched those used at two other murders of Brooklyn store owners that included a possible link to numerology and obsession with the numbers 1, 7 and 8.
On July 6, store owner Mohammed Gebeli, 65 was found shot to death at his clothing store at 7718 Fifth Ave. On Aug. 2, police found Isaac Kadare, 59, dead Bensonhurst. store at 1877 86th St.
The address of yesterday’s killing also included the number 8 — 836 Flatbush Ave.
The police are offering rewards of $22,000 in each homicide for information leading to an arrest and conviction. Anyone with information should call Crimestoppers at 1.800.577.TIPS.